The Glamorous Comeback of the Ousted Heiress-Chapter 722 - : 286 Outstanding Talents Emerge (First Update)_1

Chapter 722: 286 Outstanding Talents Emerge (First Update)_1

Sun Fu looked at the two outstanding team members he had just praised, his face ashen.

He first apologized to Dean Huang, then turned his head, “The group assignment I gave you was to temper your temperaments. Go back and reflect properly for two weeks, and you two don’t need to come during this time.”

Hen Shuyan and Su Yuanzhen’s faces instantly turned white.

Such incidents actually were not uncommon in the lab, but most people would not make it public. Unexpectedly, Dean Huang happened to visit today.

Especially for Hen Shuyan, graduation was imminent, but now it wasn’t just a matter of delaying graduation; it was about whether he could graduate smoothly afterwards.

In the back row, Ding Wenyang was dumbstruck as he watched everything unfold.

Dean Huang’s office.

When Bai Lian arrived, he was standing by the glass window, holding a lit cigarette in his hand.

“Sit,” Dean Huang flicked the ash off his cigarette and sat down on the sofa beside him, his eyes somber, “What are your thoughts on what happened today?”

Bai Lian took a seat, accepted the tea cup handed over by the teaching assistant, and didn’t speak.

“It’s a normal occurrence. Where there are people, there are battles for fame and fortune,” Dean Huang didn’t expect her to say much, “You will encounter more situations like this in the future. You had a senior who faced much tougher challenges than you. This path is not easy, especially for a woman. I hope you can stick to your original aspiration and keep moving forward.”

“I know,” Bai Lian held her tea cup, her gaze looking out of the glass window.

The snow had almost melted, leaving only the desolate tree leaves.

Her eyes were as deep as still waters, her expression excessively indifferent.

This freshly graduated junior sister from the ivory tower.

The dean had initially thought she, like her teacher, was not familiar with the ways of the world.

The incident today might have been too big a blow for her.

But now, looking into her eyes, he suddenly felt that this junior sister was very different from what he had imagined; she seemed to have experienced much.

“As long as you know,” Dean Huang chuckled, standing up, “Let’s go. As for Professor Sun, he might submit a report tomorrow requesting your temporary removal from the team. I’ll check out other labs tonight.”

It was nine o’clock.

He left his office door open and didn’t keep Bai Lian for very long.

Just a few minutes, he and the teaching assistant saw Bai Lian out.

At the staircase, Tang Ming and Ding Wenyang’s group were all huddled together, leaning against the edge.

These students were full of life, talking softly while waiting for Bai Lian to come out.

After Bai Lian walked past, the vibrant, youth-filled students, both flamboyant and socially awkward, respectfully bid farewell to Dean Huang, “Dean Huang, goodbye!”

Huang Yushuo felt very pleased deep down.

“Look at her,” Huang Yushuo said as he watched the students go downstairs, “In such a short time, she has become the leader Ding Wenyang and the others rely on.”

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The students from Tongfeng class, including Liang Wuyu who had previously attracted attention at Jiang University, all respected her greatly.

Beside him, the teaching assistant spoke, “That’s why you don’t need to worry about Student Bai.”

Huang Yushuo nodded, “Email me the state of the other labs tonight, and I’ll help them select one.”

The two went back to get their coats and descended as well.

**

After nine, the wind was cold.

The main paths in Jiangjing University were covered in silver and yellow fallen leaves. Huang Yushuo and the teaching assistant were discussing this year’s postgraduate entrance examination when they turned a corner and encountered someone wearing a black down jacket.

“Hey—” Huang Yushuo’s stern demeanor instantly softened, and he hurriedly ran over without caring about his image, “Old Xia, wait for me.”

When Xia Zhuoyu saw him, he instinctively wanted to run, but when caught, he just turned around with an expressionless face, “Dean Huang.”

Very formally.

“Old Xia, we’re old classmates, why so formal,” Huang Yushuo slapped Xia Zhuoyu’s shoulder, then whispered in his ear, “Old Xia, how’s the research on my medicine coming along?”

Xia Zhuoyu had no expression on his face, his eyes inadvertently glancing at the top of Huang Yushuo’s head, his mouth twitching slightly, “Still pondering it.”

The same old excuse.

“It’s been three years,” Huang Yushuo followed Xia Zhuoyu to his home, “you can’t just brush off your old classmate like this! Who was it that in college, to help you and your sister-in-law, put on a woman’s voice to answer the roll call, who?”

Xia Zhuoyu expressionlessly took out his keys to open the door.

He was in charge of a key national soybean genetic engineering project, aimed at solving domestic soybean import issues, and Jiang University had built him a special building for this purpose.

Huang Yushuo’s reason for asking him to research pharmaceuticals in his spare time was simple… because he specialized in biochemistry during university.

Xia Zhuoyu had also researched pharmaceutical manufacturing and even had a small project.

But in recent years, he hadn’t made any notable breakthroughs.