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With her hands tucked into her pockets and her tone icy, Yvette said, "Klein, mind your own business. There''s no need to curry favor with me; what''s yours will rightfully belong to you."
After that, Yvette walked into theboratory, leaving Klein frozen in ce. For the first time, he felt a puzzling sensation stirring within him.
Having spent so many years living in others'' shadows, he understood that in a world rife with family strife, one must charm valuable individuals or align with the right faction to find peace.
Ss had entrusted Yvette with the No. 7 Toxin project, appointing Klein as her assistant. This clearly meant that if the enhanced No. 7 Toxin was sessfully developed, all credit would go to Yvelle.
It was evident that if Yvette wanted to take all the credit, Ss''s favoritism toward her would remain unchallenged. Once the enhanced No. 7 Toxin achieved sess, those involved would gain significant recognition in the medicalmunity
Klein knew he couldn''t let this opportunity pass; being included in this research could pave his way into his family and help him achieve his desires. Klein had expected Yvette to selfishly soak up the spotlight, yet surprisingly, she seemed aware of his inner thoughts. Regardless, her words reassured him. If he remained diligent and focused on the experiments, the rewards woulde.
At one o''clock in the afternoon, the Yoder family, in coboration with Clusia''s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, hosted a global press conference streamed online. They announced the return of three national treasures to Clusia the following Monday.
The conclusion of the conference sent waves of excitement around the world. Carl, the figurehead of Mysonna, voluntarily returning the treasures attracted attention to the lost artifacts,
Countlessizens in Clusia attentively followed the developments, and as the conference neared its end, online discussions ignited.
[Is Carl really that impressive? I was shocked to discover his credentials; his donation of national treasures is noble.]This belongs to N?velDrama.Org: ?.
[These three treasures have lingered abroad for so long; it''s amazing they ended up in Carl''s hands, destined for their homnd.]
[Did you see who''s escorting the treasures home? It''s our youngest major general from Clusia, only in his twenties!]
[I''m so excited! As the treasures return home, they''re going global with this live broadcast. We''ll finally see the general!]
Within half a day, hundreds of thousands ofments flooded the inte.
Throughout the week, Jeremiah and Yvette only met in the mornings and evenings, each immersed in their tasks. Emmett, Bruce, Frankie, and Chris also grew increasingly busy, apanying Jeremiah to ensure the treasures'' safe return, an undertaking demanding precision.
Military and foreign affairs officials from Clusia had arrived in Mysonna five days early to rehearse the escort of the
treasures.
Meanwhile, Yvette diligently conducted experiments on the enhanced No. 7 Toxin in theboratory. As the week progressed, the experiments nearedpletion; if the final tests yielded consistent results, the toxin would be deemed sessfully developed
Klein watched Yvette as she left theb, filled with aplex mix of emotions. In this brief time, he understood the definition of a medical prodigy. He also grasped why Ss had entrusted Yvette with full responibility for the enhanced No. 7 Toxin experiments. It became
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clear why Kellen''s threats had evoked only disdain from Yvette, and why Ss showed no concern-Yvette needed no so-called assistant. She was a veritableb enthusiast, boasting an astounding sess rate in experiments.
As Klein stood there, cup in hand, captivated by Yvette, she approached a chair where takeout had just arrived. Seated, she quietly began her meal.
Klein noted her consistently cold, aloof demeanor throughout their week of acquaintance, showing little emotion.
Sitting down nearby, he said, "Yvette, since today''s experiments have concluded, if tomorrow''s data is consistent, we''ll conclude that the enhanced No. 7 Toxin is stable."
Stability indicated that sess in developing the enhanced No. 7 Toxin was near. At this moment, Yvette and Klein were the only ones in theb. A week before, Klein could never have imagined achieving breakthroughs so swiftly, attributing it all to Yvette-he was self- that. aware enough to recognize
However, Klein puzzled over why someone like Yvette remained so obscure in the medical field. It didn''t make sense to him.
Yvette nced at Klein nonchntly. "Tomorrow, Ss returns; be''ll handle the remaining experiments.
Klein paused, wondering. ''Did Yvette mean she would withdraw from the uing experiments? How could she relinquish fame and status so easily?
His expression grewplex. "Yvette, you should continue with the experiments, You know withdrawing now would undermine your hard work." Yvette looked up, calmly finishing her meal. "It''s unnecessary; my name won''t be in the final results."
With that, she prepared to leave.
Klein, unable to hold back, called after her, “Yvette, may I ask why?"
His heart was a mix of conflicting emotions, having strived for recognition, while Yvette seemed ready to forfeit her well-deserved achievements. It was iprehensible.
Yvette halted, regarding Klein, her elegantly shaped brows raisce as she leisurely rolled up her sleeves.
Seeing her prepare for action sent a jolt of apprehension through Klein.
A cool smile curved Yvette''s lips, tinged with indifference. "Because it''s unimportant."
In that moment, Klein beheld true audacity, feeling insignificant inparison to Yvette.
He wondered, ''Which medical student can utter "unimportant about such matters? Is it really so easy for her to forsake the highest honors in medicine?''
Klein could only watch as Yvette waved goodbye and exited theboratory
He gazed at her gracefully retreating figure, an overwhelming ery surging within him for Yvette''s unrestrained spirit knowing he could never emte her essence.