After reading Josie’s modifications,n’s furrowed brow rxed. “Howe I didn’t think of that? Josie, you’re too clever! I’ll go modify the experiment right away!”

    “Not so fast!” Josie stopped him. “After the first round of verification, did you write a paper?”

    was /bjust about to discuss this with you, I don’t know anyone at authoritative medical journals. You’ve published papers there before, so you must have connections. Do you think you could find a way to get my paper published there? Once this paper is published, it will be a severe blow to Natalie. Let’s see if she remains

    so arrogant then.”

    Thinking of Natalie’s attitude earlier maden furious,

    If Josie had not arrived in time, all of his experimental results today would likely have been lost.

    Josie shook her head and said, “bI /bbwas /bconcerned that you might be rushing to publish your paper, so I came to you.n, do you trust bme/b?”

    “Of course!”n nodded. “This experiment was intended to help you. Although I wrote the paper, it can be published under your name…”

    Before he could finish speaking, Josie interrupted him. “That is not what I meant. We should wait until all the validation experiments arepleted before discussing the paper..

    “I remember the authoritative medical journal has a section for serial reports on medical research verification. I’ll find a way to get the paper published there.

    “But first, we must ensure our entire verification process can withstand scrutiny, without any loopholes. What do you

    think,n?”

    “No rush, no rush. We’ll do as you say and only think about the thesis once the whole argumentation process is finished.

    “Well, aren’t you about to graduate? Will it be toote for your graduation thesis?”

    Josie blinked and said, “Don’t worry. I told you, this small topic is just supplementary for me. My graduation thesis bisn’t /b

    this.”

    “That’s good, that’s good!” Althoughn said this, he felt a fleeting moment of gloom. He thought he wasn’t that important to Josie after all.

    Josie did not read his gaze. bShe /bstood up bto /btake her leave.

    She bsaid/b, “Regarding the experiment, I’ll go talk to Professor Jeremy and exin it to him first to avoid further disruptions.n, focus on the experiment. Don’t worry about anything belse/bb./b”

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    properly, to make your resume even more impressive!”

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    He was so passionate and pure–hearted. He really wanted to help bJosie/b, not even worrying about being taken advantage.

    of

    Fortunately, Josie had no intention of using him. Instead, she wanted to offer him a path to sess, letting him soar high and be an indispensable member of Jeremy’s team.

    Josie smiled at him, then turned around and went to find Jeremy.

    As soon as she left, Tripp came out of the room.

    Tripp was speechless. “I can see it now. This is basically you rushing to curry favor with Josie, which is why you’re so dedicated to this experiment. I just wonderb…/b”

    “No matter the oue, I am willing, as long as Josie is happy.”n turned back to continue his experiment,pletely unconcerned about his research results being appropriated by bJosie/b.

    ‘What a fool,’ Tripp thought.

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