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As soon as Norah let out her biting words, the spective murmurs among the researchers faded into silence.
Being part of the research institute, the researchers understood the significance of delivering substantial research oues. Sheri had held the leadership of the project teams for so long, yet it seemed she hadn’t yielded any meaningful results.
Had Sheri failed to steal the research findings due tock of opportunity, or was it her own inability to delve into the research?
Sheri’s facial expressions shifted dramatically. Having risen to a leadership position, she naturally acquired knowledge, but a shadow lingered from her past. In her youth, she had been consumed by vanity and arrogance, resorting to bribery to im the research of her colleagues as her own. If authorities dug deep, her misdeeds would surelye to light.
The more Sheri ruminated on it, the more embarrassed she appeared. “Well… Since you’re insistent that it’s yours, I won’t argue further for now. But I’ll tell you one thing, there’s no white porcin bottle in this institute.”
Sheri regained some of her resolve. With that, she unsteadily rose to her feet, maneuvered through the crowd with some effort, and hurried off.
Maintaining herposed demeanor, Norah chose not to pursue Sheri. Instead, she turned to Shelton and remarked, “Mr. Davis, your dedication to pharmaceutical research ismendable. But you must oversee the research team, ensuring they uphold ethical standards and evaluate theirpetence when necessary. This is a matter of utmost importance.”
Slipping the porcin bottle into her handbag, Norah added with a cold tone, “Thank you all for your appreciation. I have other matters to attend to and must take my leave. Farewell.”
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Having just witnessed such an incident, none of the researchers dared to impede Norah, despite the thoughts swirling in their minds. They had wrongly sided with Sheri moments ago, and Sheri’s demeanor spoke volumes.
Sheri had stolen something from Norah, the Supernatural Doctor, and passed it off as her own! They questioned whether Sheri was truly a thief. Was her reputation founded on acts of theft?
Before leaving, Norah looked back and saw Sheri standing in the innermost corner of the research institute, watching her leave gloomily. Norah smirked sarcastically and said to Sheri, “Good luck to you.” Imagining the predicament Sheri would be in, suspected of thievery by everyone in the institute, Norah couldn’t help but chuckle.
Sheri was facing the oues of her own decisions. Shelton’s voice resonated deeply, breaking the tension. “Everyone, back to work. Sheri,e to my office!”
Sheri trembled all over, feeling as if she was walking into the lion’s den as she entered Shelton’s office.
With no urgent missions abroad, Norah wouldn’t be visiting herb for a while, but she would return once her medication supply ran low. The Vitality Potion was her trump card. Producing just one was out of the question. Even providing one for each person wasn’t sufficient.
“Miss, hold on a moment.” As Norah stepped into the hotel lobby, a voice called out to her.
It was Harvey, the hotel’s chef. Norah had removed her mask and cap on her way back. She looked at Harvey with a quizzical expression.
“Miss, I want to learn cooking from you.”
“Me?” Norah pointed at herself. She had merely used the kitchen to whip up a meal for Sean. And now, Harvey wanted cooking lessons from her? Though she was skilled, it wasn’t particrly remarkable for a five-star hotel chef to seek her guidance, was it? Harvey had majored in cooking, while she developed her culinary skills as an amateur enthusiast.
Harvey nodded with admiration. “Yes, miss. I tasted your cooking, and it’s incredibly delicious.”
Harvey had sampled simr dishes elsewhere, but none matched the exquisite taste of Norah’s culinary creations. They were all the same dishes, but there was something special about Norah’s cooking. It tantalized his taste buds like nothing else!
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