GoodReadUnlock the content CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE "I remember you." Christine's sharp gaze scrutinized her from behind her glasses. "You cto seelast ttoo." Tina hadn't expected the professor to remember her, but before she could feel any relief, Christine spoke sternly, "Did I not make myself clear enough last time? "I'm a teacher, and I expect my students to earn their achievements through their abilities, not by constantly looking for shortcuts!" Christine had seen many students like this before. She was strict by nature, especially in academic matters, where she couldn't tolerate even the slightest mishap.
Someone like Tina would openly try to pull tricks right under her nose. The fact that Christine was still standing here while advising her patiently was already her last shred of patience.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtChapter 0192 "Take your things and leave. I don't want to see this happening a third time!" +25 BONUS Tina walked out of the garden. She had been rejected twice in a row now.
She felt dejected, but more than that, she was filled with frustration and resentment. Christine had spoken harshly to her but was kind and gentle with Miranda.
Why? How was she any less than Miranda? As she fured, a gentle voice suddenly spoke beside her. “You're one of the students who interviewed for the postgraduate admission exam, aren't you?" Tina looked up and saw an elderly lady with a warm smile. She was dressed in a dark green dress, with her silver hair neatly styled.
The woman seemed to carry herself with elegance and poise.
This area was hto many teachers and professors, and this colegas also a professor at Bedford college, teaching at the sFaculty of Bioinformatics as Christine. "Are you... Dr. Xander?" Tina was surprised, and then she felt a spark of delight. She had seen videos about Sophie Xander on social media.
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Although Sophie's academic ON achievements weren't as celebrated as Christine's, she had still made simpressive strides in recent years. Her career was on a sharp upward trajectory.
More importantly, while Christine was notoriously strict with her students, allowing no room for mistakes, Sophie was known for her gentle demeanor and nurturing approach with her students. Being recognized by such a teacher filled Tina with sudden joy; maybe she wasn't so worthless after all.
"I happened to be sitting in on the interviews last time, so I remember you," Sophie said with a kind smile.
I heard you were the fourth candidate, just missing out on selection by a small margin." Sophie's smile was warm. "I happen to have one remaining spot for a graduate student. Would you like to be my student?"
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