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Dr. Linwood paused before realizing what he had just said, and immediately tried to explain himself, “Dr. Craw, you
had more chances of interacting with Mr. Crawford when you were working at T Corporation, so I thought you
would know."
Luca forced a smile by lifting the corners of her mouth.
She did have more chances to interact with Luke, but she did not ask whether he was coming today.
He would come, right?
It was Watson Biopharmaceutical's big day after all. As the boss, it was only right that he attended.
"I don't know," said Luca.
"Hehehe." Dr. Linwood smiled to ease the tension, but in reality, the professors there all thought that Luca and Luke
were having an affair.
"By the way, I remember that Mr. Crawford has mentioned that whoever's research enters the final stage will move
to T Corporation's office. I wonder if that's still true?" A research professor quickly changed the subject.
"I don't know. Working at T Corporation is great, but who would want to leave under the new policy? The
researchers under me voluntarily work overtime during the weekends just to use the company's laboratory
equipment to carry out their own research," said another research professor.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtIn the past, they might have still wanted to work at T Corporation.
However, now that the laboratory was free for researchers to use, nobody would be willing to work at T Corporation
now.
That was because there was only one laboratory there, and that laboratory was provided solely for one specific
research project, so it was not open to other researchers.
"Yeah, and they all have goals they wish to achieve—even the ones who work under me. After completing the
research project, they'll find a way to go to the laboratory to mull over their own research. Come to think of it, it
must not be easy." Dr. Linwood sighed.
The researchers were not qualified enough yet, so they could not lead an entire research team alone like them.
Therefore, they wished to come up with their own creation and become research professors one day too.
"Dr. Craw, I heard that your researchers spend every single day in that laboratory doing research. Have they come
up with any projects worth researching?" Dr. Linwood asked.
He heard all about it from his researchers, and when they were talking about Luca's researchers, jealousy was
written all over his face.
Not only did Luca's project get listed so soon, but her team even received a large bonus. They also had so much
extra time to do their own research.
Dr. Linwood was annoyed when he heard those remarks.
Seeing how envious his researchers were, did that mean that they were not happy working for him?
He was known to be good-tempered and the easiest to talk to among the research professors!
However, the researchers were still envious of Luca's team. Dr. Linwood even had the urge to tell them to transfer
to the other team after hearing what they had to say.
Doing so would make him seem too petty, so he refrained from doing so.
“I've never asked about their projects because of confidentiality issues," said Luca as she expressed that she was
never curious about what her researchers were doing, nor was she ever wary of them.
"I see..." Dr. Linwood did not believe her.
More and more people from Watson Biopharmaceuticals started to arrive. After a manager from the human
resources department came to congratulate Luca, many other people came over to congratulate her and network
too.
Luca had to greet these people with a smile, but in reality, she did not recognize who all of them were.
Dr. Linwood watched gloomily as people gathered around Luca to praise her.
If it were not for what Dr. Albus did, would she be in her place right now?
After a while, Mo walked over and whispered a few words into Luca's ear.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmLuca nodded and followed Mo out.
Then, the crowd dispersed.
Dr. Linwood said to the other research professors at the same table, "Did you hear? Something happened to Dr.
Craw's team."
"What?" one of the research professors replied.
"It's about a researcher named Ambrose. He was curious about what her next research project was going to be, so
he took one of her samples. Then, Luca threw a fit and got him fired," Dr. Linwood said. He heard it from the
researchers under him.
They did not make it a big deal, but the researchers were always talking about different things, so they all knew
about it.
"That happened? I never heard Dr. Craw mention it, so maybe it's not that big of a deal," a research professor
exclaimed.
"They just fired the person and kept it lowkey." Dr. Linwood rubbed his chin and looked around. Before Luca came
back, he continued, "Don't you think it's strange? If Luca was just researching the next project, why did she have to
be so secretive? What that researcher did was wrong, but isn't getting fired for stealing a sample too much?"
After hearing Dr. Linwood feel sorry for Ambrose, a research professor hurriedly said, "I think Dr. Craw did the right
thing."
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