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Tech genius Logan Hale and Claire Reed split due to corporate schemes. Logan deepens his R&D work while Claire builds an investment firm. When Apex Circle tries to steal his core tech, they set aside conflicts to ally. Using tech and capital, they expose the group’s conspiracy, guard their fathers’ research, co-found Skyhall AI, fix old rifts, and embrace a mutually supportive new chapter.
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