Viola Thompson was now a model figure throughout the entire biological field.
She also firmly held the NO.1 position.
Even Tnate Singleton, once a formidable na, seed sowhat lesser before her.
If at this ti, another force erged within the biological community that overshadowed Viola Thompson,
would Viola Thompson still be NO.1?
Therefore,
when Viola Thompson learned about the Parkinson's disease Laboratory, her first reaction was to object.
And she exaggerated, creating alarm and fear.
In fact,
she did all this with a simple aim.
She did not want to see anyone stepping over her.
Thinking of this,
Piloy squinted his eyes and then said, "Professor Grant, if it wasn't for Professor Casla's strong recomndation of you, I definitely wouldn't have co to seek you out. Professor Casla knows your capability, and if we are fortunate enough to invite you to join our experint, it would certainly be a great enhancent."
"Of course, if you really don't want to, then we won't force you. Just pretend I never visited today."
After saying this, Piloy turned and walked away.
Watching Piloy's retreating figure, Mason Grant squinted his eyes, "Wait a mont."
The corners of Piloy's mouth curled up in a satisfied arc as he turned to look at Mason, "Have you decided?"
"Yes, I have decided," Mason Grant said deliberately, "I've decided to join this experint."
Hearing this, Piloy smiled and said, "Congratulations. You've made a very wise decision. Soday many years from now, when you look back on today, you will still thank your present self."
With those words, Piloy walked over and extended his hand to Mason Grant, "Professor Grant, it's a pleasure to collaborate."
"A pleasure to collaborate."
A mont later, Piloy took out a contract that was already prepared, "Professor Grant, now you just need to sign here."
Having already decided to cooperate, Mason Grant did not hesitate to pick up the pen and neatly signed his na.
Just as Mason Grant had agreed to collaborate with Piloy, Delridge found out.
Learning this, Delridge felt sowhat upset.
Although Viola Thompson was his idol, this ti, he was not on her side.
As a researcher, one should not be so emotional; Delridge felt that Viola Thompson still lacked so of the scientific spirit that researchers should possess.
Every successful scientific experint erges from countless failures.
Yet Viola Thompson had died at the first step.
She had not even taken the first step before she had defined this experint.
Such behavior was too extre.
Holding his docunts, Delridge found Alnwick.
"Teacher."
On a regular day, Delridge would definitely respectfully call Alnwick "Professor."
Today...
Alnwick too sensed that this excellent student must have had sothing on his mind, and smiled while looking up, "What's the matter?"
Delridge placed the docunts on the table and then started, "Teacher, Piloy went to see Professor Grant,"
Hearing that, Alnwick squinted his eyes.
The result was not surprising.
After all, the biological community was only so large.
Professor Grant was soone who had completed several major experints.
However,
Professor Grant still lacked a bit of luck; he indeed needed a globally influential experint, so now his position in the biological community was a bit awkward.
He had the reputation, but it always seed like sothing was missing.
Alnwick nodded and then said, "Did Professor Grant agree?"
Delridge nodded, "Yes."
His face showed a hint of regret as he continued, "Teacher, don't you think it's a pity? Miss Piloy initially ca to find you first!"
If Alnwick had agreed then, Grant wouldn't have taken the opportunity.
Hearing this, Alnwick smiled and said, "Delridge, have you ever heard a saying from the Sinian Country?"
"What saying?" Delridge asked.
Alnwick then said, "Misfortune may be a blessing in disguise."
Delridge squinted his eyes.
Alnwick continued, "Delridge, since we chose to trust Miss Thompson, then we shouldn't doubt our choice. Being so indecisive will only increase your pain!"
The results of the experint had not yet co out, perhaps Delridge was still sowhat unwilling to accept it.
One day, when the results ca out, Delridge might not even be able to hide fast enough.
Delridge didn't speak.
Yet what he thought was that he had never firmly decided to trust Viola Thompson.
He had always thought Viola Thompson too presumptive.
The one who believed in Viola Thompson was Alnwick, not him.
Alnwick, as if seeing through Delridge's thoughts, smiled and asked, "Do you want to be part of this experint?"
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