After the initial shock, people in the crowd began to discuss fervently.
"Is this for real? She’s actually developed such a drug? This has been an unsolved problem in the dical field!"
"Yeah, it’s truly astonishing."
"The last ti I was this surprised was with Clara Thornton, but unfortunately, she’s been missing for years."
"Could this woman be the next Clara Thornton?"
Giselle Keating was secretly smirking just monts ago, but Eleanor Sterling’s introduction had left her stunned.
She nearly forgot what she needed to do, unable to regain her composure for a long ti.
As a pharmacist, she knew how difficult so drugs are to research, yet Eleanor Sterling had actually developed one?
No way! All of Eleanor Sterling’s drugs were the successful work of others!
Hahaha, this is perfect.
Eleanor Sterling had dug a pit for herself to fall into; such a groundbreaking drug in the dical world—if she also stole it.
It’s predictable how much public outrage she would cause; the people here might tear her apart.
Giselle Keating smirked happily.
Seeing Giselle Keating’s smug look, Eleanor Sterling also raised a faint smile.
This young lady is probably waiting for her to be exposed, isn’t she? She might be disappointed.
The registered materials are under the na of the real pharmacist at The Faulkner Labs, Finley Lloyd.
And she had secretly brought him here.
Now that person was waiting backstage, ready to embarrass Giselle Keating.
Giselle Keating sensed the timing was right and imdiately gave Donovan Young a look.
Donovan Young nodded discreetly.
Suddenly, he stepped forward and shouted, "Her new drug is mine! She stole my research and signed her own na."
The room fell silent imdiately, as if struck by a giant teor.
Everyone looked at Donovan Young in shock.
What? It’s his work?
What is going on? Did Eleanor Sterling really steal soone else’s drug to present? That’s just horrible!
Donovan Young’s words were like lightning, spreading throughout the venue, shocking everyone before igniting anger over the deceit.
Rumors had been circulating in the group about soone stealing a pharmacist’s work, but they hadn’t expected it to be Eleanor Sterling!
At this mont, Ronan Keating’s expression darkened as he frowned at Eleanor Sterling.
Why her again?
Did she really take soone else’s drug?
Ronan Keating walked over to her, stopped before her, and asked, "Miss Sterling, did you really take soone else’s research?"
Eleanor Sterling sneered, refusing to even glance at Ronan Keating, still holding onto yesterday’s anger, seeking an outlet.
He was just the perfect target now, so she wouldn’t hold back.
Just as Eleanor Sterling was about to speak, the surrounding furious voices drowned her out.
"This is outrageous, people like this must be severely punished!"
"Exactly. As pharmacists, developing specialized drugs can take years and can’t be casually taken by soone else."
"It’s infuriating; doesn’t she feel ashad?"
"Right, having the audacity to release the drug—shaless!"
Ronan Keating raised his hand, signaling everyone to calm down.
Now it quieted down.
Ronan Keating finally spoke, "Hello everyone, I am the Alliance Hierarch of the International dical Alliance, responsible for this dical conference. Can we let handle this situation?"
Everyone gave Ronan Keating face and stopped speaking.
Ronan Keating then turned to Eleanor Sterling, "Miss Sterling, do you have anything to say?"
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