Chapter 1782: 430: Mutation! Regret Too Late!_4

After all, it was no secret that Piloy had first approached Alnwick.

If Alnwick hadn’t rejected Piloy, Mason wouldn’t have had the chance to participate in the experiment.

With this in mind, Mason looked at Alnwick and continued, “I have to thank you, Professor Alnwick, for your humility. Without you, I wouldn’t have been able to be involved in this experiment, let alone stand here.”

Hearing this, Delridge was filled with anger.

It was all because of the teacher’s hesitation that they missed this opportunity!

And now…

Mason had reaped the benefits.

Delridge had nothing but contempt for the smug look on Mason’s face.

Disgusting.

Looking at Alnwick again, his face still showed no particular emotion; he felt no regret.

Even if Piloy’s experiment eventually succeeded.

Because when he rejected Piloy, he was prepared for what he might gain or lose.

Alnwick continued, “Don’t mention it, this honor rightfully belongs to you.”

Mason smiled.

At this moment, Alnwick must be regretting it so much, right?

Too bad.

Even if Alnwick felt angry, he couldn’t show it.

A moment later, Mason added, “Professor Alnwick, I won’t keep you, I’ve got things to do.”

Alnwick nodded, “Go ahead.”

Mason turned and left.

Watching Mason’s retreating figure, Delridge said resentfully, “Teacher, if you hadn’t rejected Miss Piloy back then, where would Mason get the chance to gloat!”

Hearing this, Alnwick turned to look at Delridge, “Delridge, I told you when it was time to make a decision, to think it through, that whatever choice you made, I would support you. Since you have already made a choice, be prepared to face the consequences! Never regret the decisions you make in life!”

Such behavior was truly detestable.

Delridge bowed his head, saying nothing, but inside he was both anxious and annoyed.

He really regretted it.

Regretted not choosing to join Piloy’s laboratory back then.

If he had joined the laboratory then, he could have worked alongside Alnwick.

But now?

He was still the obscure Delridge, overshadowed by Alnwick, and no one would ever see his light!

The press conference was held very grandly.

All the big bosses turned out!

Piloy stood on the second floor, listening to her assistant’s report and narrowing her eyes.

A moment later, Piloy asked, “Did Viola Thompson come?”

The assistant shook their head, “No.”

Piloy curved the corners of her mouth.

Right.

If she were Viola, she wouldn’t have the face to come on a day like today.

After all, not long ago, Viola had confidently claimed there were problems with the P*D Plan.

The assistant continued, “Not only did Viola not come, but she also…”

The assistant hesitated at the end.

Piloy frowned slightly, “Also what?”

The assistant looked at Piloy, “Viola also said that today there might be, a possibility of mutation…”

Hearing this, Piloy laughed out loud.

Viola really wouldn’t give up until she hit rock bottom; even at a time like this, she could spout such outlandish comments.

She had one simple purpose.

To make everyone boycott today’s press conference.

Too bad.

No one believes Viola’s words anymore!

Piloy then asked, “How did everyone react?”

The assistant replied, “They all asked Viola to apologize to you and for Viola to get out of the biology community!”

Hearing this, the smile on Piloy’s face grew even wider.

Viola should indeed get out of the biology community!

A moment later, Piloy asked, “Anything else?”

The assistant weighed their words carefully in their mind, “Lady Sebanli would like to meet you.”

Everyone in the laboratory knew that Professor Zacks and the Sebanlis had offended Piloy, and the assistant wouldn’t have wanted to deliver this message if they weren’t somewhat acquainted with Lady Sebanli.

“Did Sebanli show up?” Piloy asked.

The assistant nodded, “Yes.”

Piloy straightened her sleeves and continued, “I don’t have time to meet her now. She doesn’t have the right to attend today’s press conference, please send her back!”

Now, she and Sebanli were not on the same level, so there was no need to leave Sebanli any face.

“Okay.”

The assistant went to the lobby, gently conveying Piloy’s words to Sebanli, then said, “Lady Sebanli, you should go back quickly, otherwise, Miss Piloy might just have to…”