Chapter 1771: 428: A true biological expert!_2 Chapter 1771: 428: A true biological expert!_2 At this point, Piloy paused, then said, “And Nathaniel Besian, the last disciple of Divine Doctor Suwen, is actually very close friends with Viola Thompson. During the period when Viola Thompson completed the Sight Restorer Plan, Nathaniel Besian was always in the S Laboratory!”

Anyone with half a brain would know that the reason Viola Thompson could complete the Sight Restorer Plan must have been all due to Nathaniel Besian.

After all, Nathaniel Besian is Divine Doctor Suen’s last disciple, and as the last disciple, he must have received the true teachings of Suwen.

According to Piloy’s investigation, Nathaniel Besian is a person who is very indifferent to fame and fortune, and he couldn’t care less about who benefits in the end once the experiment succeeds.

He only cares whether those who have lost their sight can regain it.

So, in the end, Viola Thompson reaped a huge benefit.

Every time she thought about this, Piloy felt disgusted, so she never felt she was inferior to Viola Thompson.

The only difference between her and Viola Thompson was that Viola Thompson had good luck, always meeting noble people.

While she had to do everything on her own, step by step, standing firmly on the ground.

Upon hearing this, Casla narrowed his eyes, “Is this information accurate?”

He found it hard to believe that Viola Thompson was the sort of person who prospered without effort.

Piloy nodded, “Of course, it’s accurate. If you don’t believe me, you can go and check for yourself.”

Viola Thompson being close with Nathaniel Besian is no secret. Anyone could find out with a little investigation.

Casla was very surprised!

He had thought Viola Thompson was a greatly talented person, a miracle in the history of biology.

Turns out…

Everything about Viola Thompson was stolen.

Piloy looked at Casla and continued, “Professor, if you believe me, I can definitely surpass Viola Thompson, stand at the peak, and personally tear off her mask!”

She wanted to expose Viola Thompson under the sunlight so everyone could see how disgusting Viola Thompson really was.

Casla nodded, “Alright, then let’s proceed as you’ve suggested.”

If Casla refused Piloy’s words now, it would be meaningless.

Having successfully convinced Casla, Piloy continued, “Professor, rest assured, trust me, I will definitely not disappoint or give you any regrets.”

Years later, Casla would be glad that at this point in time, he chose to trust her.

Because only she could help Casla and everyone in the laboratory move together onto the next glorious path of success.

Casla nodded, his eyes filled with trust as he looked at Piloy.

Piloy immediately broadcasted the latest news on the experiment.

Major international news websites began to hype it up.

Currently, only the last item was left in the experiment.

After the vaccine was successfully administered to the patients and no adverse reactions were detected, the experiment could be declared a success.

At that time, Piloy’s name could be forever engraved on the international milestones, and she would possess supreme glory.

[Support Piloy!]
[The experiment is completed so quickly, Piloy is really amazing!]
[I heard Professor Zacks refused the vaccine.]
[Professor Zacks is good friends with Viola Thompson, and Viola Thompson has said the experiment is very dangerous, and there’s even the risk of turning into a zombie, so naturally, Professor Zacks would not joke about his own life safety.]
[Will it be live streamed?]
[The vaccination ceremony is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at three o’clock, and it will be broadcast live.]
[The observation period is three days!]
[So exciting! Feels like I’m about to witness another miracle!]
[If the experiment is successful, then Piloy will be the greatest person in this world.]
[Go for it!]
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In Capital City.

Dolores Frieman’s barbecue restaurant business was booming, and she was also preparing to register for marriage with Kevin Ainley.

Kevin Ainley’s mother, Hazel Edison, with nothing better to do, took it upon herself to ferry Chris Friedman and Jessie Frieman, the siblings, to and from school every day.

At five o’clock in the evening.

Hazel Edison successfully brought the two children to the barbecue restaurant.

The barbecue restaurant wasn’t busy at the time; Dolores Frieman was busy setting up tables, and upon seeing Hazel Edison, she smiled and said, “Thank you for your hard work, Auntie.”

“It’s no trouble at all to pick up the kids,” said Hazel Edison, smiling happily, “As long as you and Kevin are doing well, I don’t find anything hard.”

Dolores Frieman handed Hazel Edison a piece of bread, “Try this, I just made it.”

Hazel took the bread, then said, “Dolores, I have something I want to discuss with you.”

“What is it, Auntie? Just tell me,” Dolores looked at Hazel.

Hazel hesitated for a moment, then began, “You see the shop is so busy now, and you don’t have time to take care of the two kids. How about this, starting from tomorrow, I’ll take the kids straight to my place after picking them up, and your uncle and I will hire a tutor to help Chris and Jessie with their homework. What do you think?”