Becoming A Tech Tycoon Begins With Regression novel Chapter 135

Chapter 135: Doctor In A Box [2]: Power On

"Come in," Lillian answered after hearing the knock on her door, knowing exactly who it was.

Opening the door, Liam and Lizzy walked into the office where both Ethan and Lillian sat in waiting.

Ethan was seated near the window, the skyline behind him painted in the faint orange glow of late afternoon.

Lillian sat opposite him at the meeting table, tablet in hand, scrolling through a few data sheets before looking up with a calm smile.

"Right on time," she said, gesturing toward the empty seats across from her. "Have a seat, both of you."

The two moved towards them, placed the the small case on the table at sat between them and waited.

Liam placed the case gently on the table before sitting. "You two look way too calm for people about to witness a medical revolution," he joked lightly, but his grin immediately faded when he saw the look Lizzy gave him.

Now, wasn’t the time.

Ethan just chuckled as he responded, "wouldn’t be the first time."

The casual way in which he said that surprised the siblings, but then again they recalled that he was involved in the creation of Sentinel, a revolutionary cyber security software so they couldn’t deny his words. 𝒇𝒓𝙚𝒆𝔀𝓮𝓫𝒏𝓸𝙫𝓮𝓵.𝓬𝙤𝙢

Speaking of which, "is OmniTech not joining us?" Lizzy asked.

"Well, he’s busy so I’ll be his representative," Ethan replied with a smile.

"Are you guys that close?" Liam leaned forward and whispered.

"You could say that," Ethan replied, his tone sounded almost amused, as if he found the question itself entertaining.

Lillian, without looking up from her tablet, added, "Let’s just say he trusts Ethan more than anyone else in this company."

That made Liam sit back, curiosity flickering in his eyes. "Must be nice to have that kind of trust from the boss."

Ethan just chuckled in reply but before anything else could be said, Lillian cut in, "about the product."

"Right," Lizzy took over, "our team completed it earlier today and everything is working as intended."

Lillian nodded slightly, eyes moving to Ethan. "Everything’s synced with Athena?"

"Fully," Lizzy confirmed. "We ran the final diagnostic through this morning, everything seems ready."

Ethan leaned back in his chair, hands steepled together. "Then let’s see it."

With a soft exhale, Liam unlocked the case revealing what lay within.

Inside the case sat an obsidian-black wrist device, its design minimalist yet impossibly advanced. It resembled a smartwatch, but larger by a few millimeters, with smooth curved edges and a faint blue light could be seen from beneath its tempered glass surface.

Its band wasn’t made of ordinary material, it shimmered faintly like liquid metal, seamlessly adjusting its shape to the contours of whoever wore it.

Lillian finally put her tablet down, giving the device a long, assessing look. "And this... is the Doctor in a Box?"

Liam grimaced a little. "Temporary name. We’re open to suggestions."

Lillian leaned forward, eyes narrowing slightly in curiosity. "It’s a lot smaller than I expected."

"It had to be," Lizzy replied. "Accessibility was the whole point. We wanted something any patient could use, whether they were in a hospital or a remote village with no doctor within miles."

"I see," Lillian nodded in understanding.

The vision had always been made clear to her since the beginning, but she always expected the prototype to be a lot bigger than the final product.

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