His Housewife Had Secret Identities novel Chapter 719

After hanging up, Niamh smiled faintly. “The time is almost ripe…” she murmured to herself.

Half a month later, Gloom Thorn's hit web series reached its finale. At the same time, another series based on one of his novels was released, creating a seamless transition.

Perfectly timed, NR Studio launched its new collaborative jewelry line with Gloom Thorn across all platforms—the "Silver" collection.

The Silver collection was divided into two sub-series: Silver-G and Silver-S. Silver-G featured exquisite pieces made with Niamh’s patented curved seamless hidden-inlay technique, priced between $150 and $500, targeting young professionals with disposable income. Silver-S, designed by Quentin and other artists, was priced between $20 and $75, aimed primarily at high school and college students. Both lines also included several pieces designed specifically for men, as Niamh had analyzed that the science fiction genre had a larger male readership.

When Ramona saw the news online, she roared with laughter in her office. "While I'm collaborating with a Hugo Award-winning master, Niamh goes and partners with some hack writer... How pathetic."

Just as she was smugly thinking that The Quinn Group would quickly snatch up Niamh's market share in the jewelry industry, her assistant delivered a piece of news that felt like a thunderbolt.

Online, several major science fiction bloggers were simultaneously denouncing Felix. They posted side-by-side comparisons of his Hugo-winning novel, Galactic Echoes, with Gloom Thorn's works, analyzing everything from plot structure and writing style to phrasing. They unanimously concluded that Galactic Echoes had plagiarized core concepts from multiple Gloom Thorn novels.

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