Chapter 73
Giana looked up from her phone, her eyes widening in shock. “Is it true?”
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I couldn’t stop smiling with joy. “It can enter the clinical trial phase; it’s a major breakthrough.”
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Giana walked away from her desk, holding me and happily spinning around.“Oh, Katrina, Katrina, I admire you so much. Every time we hit a low point, you always manage to bounce back. If we continue to develop in this direction, our company will eventually have the potential to become a state–owned pharmaceutical enterprise.”
I got dizzy from spinning and stopped. “Having dreams is a good thing, but it’s too far–fetched.”
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Giana suddenly thought of something and angrily picked up her phone. “By the way, Katrina, I just saw a video that Laci posted on a certain music platform.”
“Did you watch short videos at work?” I frowned.
Giana angrily spoke, “That’s not the point. The point is that Laci was talking bad about you online, posting a video every day for over ten days, all of them were insulting you.”
I was taken aback and looked at the screen of my phone. Giana opened it to show me.
“You see, she used to share different events every day. Although she didn’t mention names or post your pictures, she was talking about your personal matters and criticizing you. She portrayed you in an exaggerated way, completely different from your true character.”
I remained calm and composed. “How many fans did I have?”
“Because it was a new account, it gained over twenty thousand followers quickly.”
“Don’t worry about her,” I didn’t pay much attention. “Let her find something to do; gaining followers can boost income; it’s better than her just lying at home doing nothing.”
“Your heart is really big,” Giana sighed and shook her head. “She was slandering you to gain followers, and you could endure that?”
“I didn’t watch short videos,” I said, holding my research data. My positive mood remained unharmed, and I calmly said, “Facts speak louder than words, and rumors end with the wise.”
At that moment, the sound of a bell rang from the pocket of my clothes. I took out my phone and glanced at the caller ID: Grandma. I quickly answered the call, a smile playing at the corners of my mouth, and greeted in a soft and gentle voice, “Grandma.”
Grandma asked anxiously, “Katrina, when did you arrive?”
Grandma’s reminder made my heart tighten, and I completely panicked. I got so caught up in my experiment that I foolishly forgot the most important thing tonight. My father–in–law’s 60th birthday banquet.
“Grandma, I’m coming over right now,” I said as I took off my work clothes and walked briskly towards theor.
