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    Were it not for the inappropriate asion, Josie would have burst outughing.

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    She felt that it was inurate to im that Jeremy was dull and inarticte. He usually did not bother to engage in disputes with Audrey.

    So, he fixed his target on David.

    He was all about ignoring David’s arrogance.

    Jeremy could make aeback at whatever David was throwing at him.

    Not only did Jeremy leave David speechless, but Jeremy also returned the remark Audrey had just used to mock him.

    Josie stood up and handed Jeremy a ss of water. “Professor, have some water. You said you’re not usually used to talking so much. You must be tired, right?”

    “I kind of do!” Jeremy cast a resentful nce at the director.

    Then, he continued, “At my age, it isn’t easy to get a good night’s sleep. Yet I am still awakened in the middle of the sleep by these kinds of things.

    “How am I supposed to feel about this? I feelt quite like a victim!”

    director felt that Jeremy was taking on the role opposite of a victim.

    director had an utterly exasperated look on his face!

    In his early years, he received help from elders from the Kinberg family.

    As a result, he showed a certain degree of care toward Audrey. However, this care was strictly confined to the limits permitted by his official position.

    For instance, in the matter of this project’s initiation, he did not fully stand on her side.

    He originally thought that it was simply a coincidence that two project teams had identally ovepped in their research methods.

    Since their research directions were simr, he believed that a straightforward discussion would be enough to rify the situation.

    Unexpectedly, David acted like Jeremy had stolen his research methods. It truly made director upset.

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    Luckily, Jeremy was really on point today and didn’t put up with David’s bad attitude. Josie, too, really knew how to handle things.

    Her remark paved the way for Jeremy to teach David a lesson.

    director thought, ‘Jeremy is getting on with the years, and he couldn’t get a good sleep because of this. He has every right to lose his temper here.’

    “Jeremy, calm down!” director, ever the diplomat, said, “Let’s hear what Professor Lawson has to say.”

    He added, “Professor Lawson, could you please address the question raised earlier by Jeremy?”

    David was livid. He had originally posed this question. He wondered why he was being questioned now.

    But since Jeremy’s team had produced findings through the research method they had only discovered a few days ago, obviously, David felt that it was impossible.

    David’s team had no research results, and the time for validation was simply insufficient. Even the discovery of the method cameter than Jeremy’s team.

    In this round, they suffered aplete defeat, and their only remaining hope nowy in the ownership of the patent.

    David said, “Professor Wilcourt, there is no need to rush to exin.

    “We are not suggesting any giarism or misappropriation. Rather, both project teams have discovered simr research methodology.”

    David wore an expression that clearly said he wasn’t going to argue with Jeremy. “I want to rify this to avoid getting into trouble in the future.”

    Josie thought, ‘This selfish and self–serving robber.

    ‘Jeremy has already provided a clear exnation, yet he still seeks to monopolize the patent for the research methodology!’

    “How can there be troubles in the future?” Jeremy was an overly candid and upright individual.

    In his view, this research methodology belonged to them, and any subsequent matters were no longer rted to David.

    He was entirely unaware of David’s sordid intentions.

    Josie responded with augh, fully aware that the moment David read their paper, he began

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    scheming to exploit the patent for his own benefit.

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    She thought, ‘He will absolutely do everything possible to obtain ownership of the patent.

    ‘Unfortunately…‘

    “director, since this matter cannot be exined clearly to Jeremy, then you should exin it!” Audrey’s words interrupted Josie’s thoughts:

    She added, “Both project teams discovered the research method, and it doesn’t matter who

    found it first.

    “We are already applying for a patent, so you can’t assume the patent belongs to them just because they published a paper.”

    Josie thought, ‘You shameless person. This is outright robbery!‘

    Josie pursed her lips and looked up at Jeremy. At that moment, Jeremy also nced over.

    A trace of concern flickered in his eyes, and his brows were tightly furrowed.

    Josie suddenly smiled, giving him an almost imperceptible nod.

    “Jeremy, what do you think about this?” director really didn’t want to offend either side.

    Jeremy gave a wry smile and said, “This research method was discovered by my student, Joseph.

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