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    “Quite a few thoughts, actually.” A hint of doubt appeared in Ian’s eyes. “There are actually quite a few ws in her paper. I don’t know if it’s because she’s a fourth–year student, but people in the field are being quite tolerant, not many voices of doubt. Maybe it’s also because she’s David’s student and her mother is Audrey, so no one dares to criticize her. I won’t indulge bthis/bb. /bI’m nning bto /bwrite an analytical article!”

    Sure enough!

    Even in this reborn life, the trajectory of past events still wouldn’t change. Perhaps only the oue would. change, because she wouldn’t give Natalie another chance to gain fame.

    Josie suppressed the frustration in her heart. “How are you nning to write this article? What argumentative points do you have? Can you tell me?”

    “Of course!” Ian held nothing back from Josie, even detailing his thoughts on the specifics. He truly didn’t question her intentions at all, not treating her like an outsider in the slightest.

    Josie felt somewhat moved;pared to the seniors who concealed things from her out of fear that she might take credit for their achievements, Ian’s intentions were truly much simpler.

    How could such a person possibly devote themselves to advancing others‘ interests!

    Josie took out a pen, wrote down several of his points, band /bthen drew a circle.

    She said, “Tan, please take a look. If we take these points andbine them with the research mentioned in her paper, do you think it’s possible to shift the research direction to this?”

    Josie wrote down a new research direction on paper. “If it’s this research direction, and we use the points you raised for argumentation and research, what would the result be?”

    “Are you saying…n slightly raised his eyebrows, “You want me not to criticize her, but to start researching this myself?”

    Josie nodded and said, “Next semester, I will be in my fifth year, and my coursework will be rtively light. I need some small research projects to enhance my graduation thesis. Would you be willing to assist me?”

    The small topic was just an excuse. Her graduation thesis for one major bwas /bready–made from her previous life, and the other could only be rted to acupuncture. She didn’t need such a small topic for support.

    Her statement was merely intended to providen with a pretext to initiate the research; she was fully aware of what bkind /bof achievements would be attained once the research began.

    It could be considered a new discovery in the medical field! It yed a very important role in advancing the development of cell biology!

    Such important research naturally wasn’t easy to seed in, but she had memories of her past life. She could directly use the results of their entire research team’s work from her previous life now!

    “Of course!”n replied balmost /bwithout hesitation. “If it’s about you, just ask. No matter what, I’m always willing to help you!

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    Couldn’t wait for Josie to ask for his help more often; that way, he would have bmore /btime to spend with her and more chances to let her understand his feelings.

    At this moment, Ian had no mind to criticize Natalie. He couldn’t wait to start this research topic immediately.

    The research at the institute had now entered an intermediate bstage/b, with more senior researchers involved. There was little for interns like them to do.

    This way, they could have more time to develop some small research topics. They just needed to file a record with the institute.

    “I’ll go back and write the application this afternoon, file a record with Professor Wilcourt!” Ian was excited.

    He had not anticipated that Josie would take the initiative to seek his assistance. ‘Does this mean Josie has also been paying attention to me?”

    Josie bhad /bno idea how many thoughts were running through his mind; bshe /bwas considering how to helpn reim everything that had been taken from him in his previous life.

    Those research achievements that belonged to David’s team in her past life were snatched from one person after another. Now it was time to return them one by one.

    However, she had already changed her own fate in this life. What she needed to do was promote Reedshaw medicine. She didn’t need these achievements to build herself up.

    Although doing this research herself would be more efficient, these things never belonged to her in the first ce. How could she keep them in her hands?

    What she needed to do was snatch back these research topics that were taken by David’s team, one by one, and hand them to the people most suited for them. She believed the final achievements would surpass those of her previous life.

    Like bthe /bresearch Joseph had just taken back from Gavin.

    Josie was looking forward to it.

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