Trading My Ex for His Uncle (Nyla and Damon) novel Chapter 1054

"Got it," Spencer answered.

After Spencer left, Damon received a call from Tim.

"Damon, what's going on with Nyce Tech's Galaxy chip? Did someone in your company really leak the Agihop 6th Gen's data?" Tim asked.

Six months earlier, Tim had learned about Prospectus Technology's plans for the Agihop 6th Gen. The fact that Galaxy's breakthroughs mirrored those plans exactly felt far too coincidental.

"Most likely, yes. I'm currently investigating who leaked the core data," Damon replied.

Tim's voice carried a mix of amusement and casualness. "Even if you find the culprit, it'll take a long time to resolve in court.

"At this rate, it's uncertain whether the Agihop 6th Gen will launch next year. This won't affect our joint investment in the new energy vehicle project, will it?"

Damon's gaze darkened. "Don't worry. It won't."

"Good to know. Well, I wish you luck with the investigation. I've got a meeting soon, so I'll let you go," Tim said.

After hanging up, Damon placed his phone down and walked to the window, gazing at the bustling traffic below. His expression was grim.

Soon after, Falcon sent an update—bad news.

Despite investigating everyone with access to the Agihop 6th Gen's data, including cleaning staff and their families, they found no evidence of recent large transactions or new properties.

"What's the next step?" Spencer asked, visibly uneasy.

If they couldn't prove that Nyce Tech had stolen the Agihop 6th Gen's data, Prospectus Technology's multibillion-dollar investment in the project would be at risk.

This setback was far more damaging than the issues with the Agihop 5th Gen's incompatibility with Longbow's machinery.