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    Within the medical world of Ublento, the Enlightenment Institute had an almost sacred reputation and was recognized worldwide for its breakthroughs. Only the best doctors could teach there, and only top-tier students would be invited for advanced studies.


    Elliana’s eyes narrowed in suspicion. Was Wanda truly so remarkable that she couldnd a faculty position at such a ce?


    “Pull over,” Elliana instructed all of a sudden.


    Damian reacted swiftly, steering the car to the side and parking about a hundred meters behind Cole’s vehicle.


    Looking puzzled, Adah asked, “Elliana, we’re still pretty far from the entrance. Are you really going to walk?”


    Elliana gave a quiet nod and answered, “Keep things low-key. Make sure Cole doesn’t spot my car since it’s identical to his. I have my ns for when school ends.”


    Without saying anything more, Elliana stepped out and made her way toward Ublento Medical University.


    This year, the clinical cohort assignments split first-year students into four rotation groups—Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, and Delta. When enrollment opened, Elliana registered under the alias Lh Briggs and found herself ced in Cohort Alpha.


    Elliana hadpleted registration days earlier, but today was different—the first official gathering of Cohort Alpha. As she approached the clinical skillsb, a wave of voices spilled into the hallway.


    “Trinity, your dress is breathtaking!”


    “It’s not just the dress—she’s a natural beauty. Honestly, I don’t think anyone at Ublento Medical University canpare.”


    “No contest. Trinity’s the undisputed queen around here—beauty, brains, charm… She has it all.”


    From the cracked doorway, Elliana quietly observed the scene. Trinity stood in the center of a small crowd, dressed in an elegant ensemble that entuated her already striking features. She basked in the praise, shing a radiant smile that only encouraged morepliments.


    Ublento Medical University was no ordinary school. With rigorous entrance exams and high expectations, most of its students were academic powerhouses. But not all of them had earned their spots with grades. Some had taken the scenic route—wealthy families writing generous checks in exchange for coveted admissions. Merit took a backseat to money in their case.


    Trinity, however, wasn’t one of them. She had fought her way in fair and square. The same couldn’t be said for the polished, designer-d socialites orbiting her like satellites.<fn23df> Find the newest release on Find[?]ovel</fn23df>


    Elliana recognized Trinity’s crew instantly—they’d been clinging to Trinity’s side even before entering Ublento Medical University.


    Funny how the world worked. After all the effort to reach this prestigious institution, Elliana still found herself in the same circles as the ones she had tried to escape.


    As Elliana silently mulled over the irony, a voice drifted from the room. “Hey, isn’t there supposed to be an exchange student joining us? Someone named…”


    The moment the name was mentioned, the conversation shifted.


    “Oh right! I heard her dad’s some mysterious business mogul from abroad. She’s practically royalty.”


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