Louisa, arm in arm with Kenneth, walked out of the office, with the director respectfully seeing them off.
"Take care, Mr. and Mrs. Collins."
Once outside, Louisa only saw Chasel. Where was everyone else?
"Where’s Rose?" Kenneth asked. "I haven’t had a chance to chat with her."
"She’s still at her extracurricular activities. She’ll be ho for dinner after she’s done."
"Aweso!" Louisa hadn’t expected her daughter, who’d been staying at school for so long, to finally be coming ho.
She had been eating and sleeping poorly these past few days, constantly worrying if Rosemary was cold or hungry at school or if she was being bullied.
Kenneth happily said, "Finally, you can sleep peacefully tonight! Because Rose’s coming ho for dinner, we should ask the kitchen to prepare more of her favorite food, like those Australian prawns from last ti."
"Yeah, yeah, yeah, and that fish."
Hearing this, Chasel thought, ’Am I even their biological son?’
It had been months since he’d been ho, but all the dishes his parents were discussing were Rose’s favorites. They didn’t consider him at all. They walked further and further away, like they were in a hurry to get ho and prepare dinner.
They had completely forgotten about their son, Chasel.
Chasel was a bit sour.
Elsewhere.
Jero saw Rosemary returning and wanted to ask sothing, but he couldn’t speak in front of so many students.
Rosemary saw his hesitation and blushing face, looking very anxious, and found it kind of funny.
Finally, Jero couldn’t bear the tornt anymore and, as usual, sent the others off to run, leaving only Rosemary.
"It’s okay," Rosemary reassured him in advance, seeming to know what he was worried about.
Jero could hardly believe his ears. He looked at the beautiful girl in front of him and asked excitedly, "Really? You’re not pulling my leg?"
Rosemary raised an eyebrow and asked, "What would I gain from lying to you?"
"Really? No punishnt? No demotion? No expulsion?" Jero was ecstatic, grasping Rosemary’s shoulders excitedly and saying, "You must have put in a good word for ! I knew you were a good kid."
Rosemary glanced at his hands, seemingly hinting at sothing.
Jero realized this and quickly let go.
He rembered the scene in the office when Roo and Chasel grilled him one after the other. Even thinking about it was scary.
He hadn’t realized the girl had such a powerful background, with two god-like n backing her. Not only that, but also the parents of the Collins family and several other brothers.
Elsewhere.
Chasel thought for a mont, took out his phone, and called an elder.
"Mr. Jarvis, it’s ."
"Chasel, hahaha, what brought you to call today?" A hearty laugh ca from the other end of the phone.
"To be honest, I need a favor from you, Mr. Jarvis."
The voice on the phone remained cheerful: "Shoot."
"Well, I have a friend who is exceptionally gifted in dicine and has great ambitions. She’s a rare dical prodigy, and I’d like to ask Mr. Jarvis to personally tutor her."
Last night, Rose ntioned that she would work in the dical field after graduation to help more people. This ant her ambition was here!
Mr. Jarvis was a big shot in the dical world. If he could personally guide Rose, then Rose was definitely going to be the brightest star in the dical field of Solterra in the future!
On the phone, Mr. Jarvis seed surprised. He didn’t expect Chasel, always independent and resolute, to actually call him for help.
He curiously asked, "Is this person you’re talking about important to you?"
Thinking of his sister, Chasel’s tone beca softer: "Actually, she’s my long-lost sister."
"Rose?"
"You know her?" At this point, Chasel felt surprised. How did Mr. Jarvis know what his sister’s na was?
Mr. Jarvis laughed on the phone, waving his hands, and said, "I can’t teach her."
"Mr. Jarvis?"
Before Chasel could ask why, Mr. Jarvis said, "Actually, Rose’s dical skills were taught by , but her level has exceeded mine now."
Mr. Jarvis said with a smile, "I can’t teach Dr. Bell."
Dr. Bell??
Chasel couldn’t believe it. Dr. Bell, who could bring the dead back to life, was his sister? His own sister?
"You just got ho, right? You should get to know your sister better; you’ll understand."
Chasel was completely shocked. This answer was beyond imagination.
On the other side.
"Rose, you’ve been wronged!" After hearing the director’s report, President Barton imdiately called Rosemary, saying, "I’m on my way; I’ll be there soon. Who dares bully my precious granddaughter! If the Winters family’s stock doesn’t drop by a few hundred million dollars, I’m not worthy to be your grandfather!"
Through the phone, Rosemary could imagine his angry face.
She couldn’t help but laugh, saying, "It’s all in the past. Take care on the road and tell the driver to go slow; no rush."
"People dare to bully you on my turf; anyone dares to bully you. They’re asking for trouble!!"
President Barton was so angry that he was shaking. "I’m going to have a eting tomorrow; let all the tutors know who you are; they all need to rember your identity!"
He just went out to do sothing, and things turned out like this. If he’s not around, he didn’t know what his precious granddaughter would be bullied into!
"It’s not who was wronged today." Rosemary comforted him for a while, seeing his anger subsided a bit, then said, "I’m going ho to have dinner with Chasel tonight; I can’t accompany you in the experint."
The old man was a bit surprised. "He’s back?"
"Mhm."
"He has a high position and a great responsibility; it’s hard and dangerous. I guess this ti he won’t be able to stay for long. Alright, you go have dinner with him and don’t participate in the upcoming extracurricular activities. Go ho and have a good ti with your family."
Over the years, Rose has hardly felt the warmth of family. Now that her other brother was back, there’s one more person to love her, and that’s a good thing.
Hearing President Barton say this, Rosemary replied, "That won’t do."
"As for your classmates, don’t care about their opinions. At the beginning of the school’s enrollnt, we publicly announced that as long as the top scorer cos, everything is up to the top scorer; the school won’t say you’re late or absent for no reason. This is your privilege, so use it well!"
Rosemary laughed and said, "Chasel and I will have dinner tonight; you don’t have to worry. As for the experint, I’ll do it when I get there."
"Alright."
Without her, he really couldn’t complete it alone.
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