The Belgian writer explores themes of reality and manipulation in a novel that delves into the life of a brilliant physicist whose work is exploited by capitalist forces. The story takes readers on a journey through a world where scientific genius is twisted by greed, leading to unexpected consequences. Set in a near-future society, the novel follows Dr. Elise Voss, a physicist whose groundbreaking research on quantum entanglement is co-opted by a powerful corporation. As her work is commercialized, Elise finds herself trapped in a web of ethical dilemmas, where the pursuit of profit overshadows the pursuit of knowledge. The narrative shifts between Elise's personal life and the broader implications of her research. As the corporation pushes the boundaries of quantum technology, the line between science and manipulation becomes increasingly blurred. Elise's internal conflict grows as she grapples with the moral cost of her discoveries. Through vivid descriptions and complex character development, the novel offers a critical view of unchecked capitalism and its impact on innovation. It raises important questions about the role of scientists in a world driven by profit, making it a thought-provoking read for anyone interested in the intersection of science and society.