# Chapter 786: The Accusation That Shook the Hall
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 786 of "The Breaking Point of Love Summary, Characters & Ending Guide." This is one of those chapters where the air in the room gets so thick you could cut it with a knife—and trust me, by the time you finish reading, you'll be holding your breath right alongside the banquet guests. Let's dive in, shall we?
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Quentin stood there, his voice calm but razor-sharp, every word aimed directly at Philip Lancaster. He wasn't speaking to the crowd. He wasn't speaking to the journalists. He was speaking to the one man whose opinion actually mattered in this debate—the professor who had become Celeste's most vocal defender.
And Philip, to his credit, did not flinch.
After a brief pause, Philip replied with quiet composure, "That wouldn't be an exaggeration."
And why would it be? Everything Quentin had just said about Wynn was true. Wynn had entered university at fourteen. By twenty-five, she had earned her PhD from one of the top three universities in the world. And her doctoral advisor? None other than Professor Cayden Sweeney—a man whose name alone carried legendary weight in the industry.
Any one of those accomplishments would be enough to label someone a genius. All three combined? That was the kind of résumé that made even the brightest minds pause and take notice.
But then—Quentin smiled.
It wasn't a warm smile. It was the kind of smile that preceded a storm.
"But on the day my junior was supposed to report to Yoda Vision," Quentin continued, his voice gaining a sharper edge, "I waited and waited. She never showed up."
A ripple of confusion moved through the crowd.
"Instead," Quentin went on, "I saw Mr. Yoder at the company entrance being intimate with a strange woman. And when I contacted my junior afterward, I found out her position had been taken by someone else. She was told that Mr. Yoder had suddenly decided not to hire her anymore."
He paused, letting the words sink in.
Then he turned. Slowly. Deliberately. His gaze landed on Celeste, who was standing below the stage with an unreadable expression.
"And the person who replaced my junior..." Quentin let the sentence hang in the air for just a moment. "I don't think I need to say who it was. Everyone here probably already knows."
The banquet hall erupted.
Murmurs burst out from every direction. People began glancing toward Celeste—some with shock, others with barely concealed curiosity. It was true that whenever anyone saw Matthias and Celeste together, they looked composed, elegant, untouchable. Celeste especially carried herself with a grace that made her seem like she could handle anything life threw at her.
But now? The whispers said otherwise.
Everyone understood Quentin was pointing at Celeste. Yet no one dared to say it aloud. After all, nobody in that room wanted to offend Matthias Yoder.
Quentin, however, wasn't finished.
He had expected that by now, Celeste and Matthias would at least look uncomfortable. He had expected to see cracks in their calm facades, maybe a nervous glance, a tense jaw, something.
But when his eyes met theirs, both of them simply looked back at him. Calmly. As if he were discussing the weather.
*Are they really as calm inside as they appear on the outside?* Quentin sneered inwardly, then withdrew his gaze and returned his attention to Philip.
"If the person who replaced my junior truly had achievements impressive enough to surpass her, then fine—I would accept it," Quentin said. "But Ms. Rodriguez is only an undergraduate."
He saw Philip opening his mouth to respond, and with practiced ease, Quentin cut him off.
"I know. You're probably going to say that academic qualifications don't represent everything. Yes, I admit that. A person's education doesn't determine everything. There are always exceptions."
He tilted his head, his voice dripping with feigned politeness.
"So, Professor Lancaster, make me understand. Make me understand how a person with only an undergraduate degree, who had achieved absolutely nothing notable in the field before joining Yoda Vision, suddenly enters the company and—within just a few months—publishes a paper that shocks both the industry and outsiders alike. Not just one paper, but one after another. And then, shortly after, she wins awards both domestically and internationally, earning recognition from leading figures in the field who all believe her capabilities are extraordinary."
Quentin let the weight of those words settle over the hall.
"This kind of speedy growth," he said slowly, "one that seems almost like someone being launched into the sky by a rocket..."
*Pause.*
"Professor Lancaster, perhaps people outside our field don't understand what this represents. But you and I are both insiders. So tell me honestly—do you truly think this kind of growth is normal?"
Philip fell silent.
For a long, uncomfortable moment, he didn't answer. Because deep down, he knew Quentin was right. If what Quentin said was true—and there was no reason to doubt it—then yes. This kind of rise was almost impossible.
A wave of discussion spread through the banquet hall. People who weren't in the academic world didn't fully understand research, nor did they grasp the technical significance of Celeste's papers and awards. But even they could sense that something about this felt unbelievable.
Meanwhile, the expressions of those in the AI field were surprisingly identical. Shock. Confusion. Doubt.
After a moment, someone looked toward Celeste and spoke hesitantly. "This really doesn't seem possible. Publishing papers isn't that easy."
"No matter how talented someone is," another voice chimed in, "it's impossible to reach such a level in only a few months."
After all, many researchers in the field spent years studying and refining academic papers without ever fully understanding them—let alone producing groundbreaking work of their own. The thought that an undergraduate could suddenly overtake them all in mere months? It defied logic.
Others nodded in agreement. "Exactly. The possibility is extremely low."
The room buzzed with doubt, suspicion, and whispered accusations. All eyes were on Celeste now, waiting for her to crumble, to explain, to defend herself.
But she simply stood there.
And Matthias stood beside her.
Unshaken.
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*Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:*
Oh, this chapter was absolutely gripping! The tension in that banquet hall was palpable—you could feel every pair of eyes boring into Celeste, waiting for her to break. Quentin's accusations were sharp, logical, and dangerously persuasive. For a moment, even I found myself questioning how Celeste's rise could possibly be real. That's excellent writing! The way the author builds suspense and leaves both Celeste and Matthias eerily calm in the face of destruction is masterful. I loved Philip's silent struggle—he couldn't refute Quentin's logic, because deep down, he knew it didn't add up. This chapter sets the stage for an epic confrontation, and I'm on the edge of my seat!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
*Next Chapter Prediction:*
I predict that just when the whispers reach their peak, someone will step forward with a shocking counterattack. Perhaps Matthias will reveal evidence that Wynn's credentials are not what they seem—or even better, Celeste herself will deliver a groundbreaking live demonstration that silences every doubt. There's also a chance that someone from her mysterious past will appear to confirm her genius, flipping the narrative entirely. Either way, Quentin's carefully built tower of accusations is about to come crashing down—and it's going to be spectacular.
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