All Her Secrets

Chapter 380 Old Apprentice

After she finished the call with Branden, Catherine’s nap came to an end. After taking the cushion from Seven’s hand and placing it on the nearby chair, she ordered, “Go back and recharge!”

Seven nodded its silly big head toward Catherine.

“Thank you, Boss. I will now go back and have my meal!”

Catherine stared at the silly backside of Seven and got lost in thought inexplicably.

“What was I thinking? Why did I code such a silly program?” thought she. She stood up and stretched lazily when the doorbell echoed through the room suddenly.

She opened the door with her phone. Then, an older man with gray hair walked in from outside the fence and came before her.

The older man respectfully looked at Catherine with a genial smile and softly spoke. “Mrs. Swann, it’s time to eat!”

Catherine nodded and walked into the room. The older man carried a food box as he followed behind Catherine.

His name was Randolph Dunn. He was a specialist in wheat technology research and was commonly addressed as Dr. Dunn by the public.

Unlike other doctors who spent all year in the laboratory, Randolph spent all year shuttling between fields, dressing in a simple farmer costume of a white undershirt every day.

If one did not know his background, it was indeed difficult to associate him with those top scientists. Although he had gray hair, he was not that old and was only in his early sixties.

Inside the house, the furnishings were plain and simple. In the empty hall, there was only one table. Randolph was putting all the food from the lunch box on the table and arranging it nicely.

“Mrs. Swann, you can eat now.”

Upon hearing this, Catherine walked to the dining table and sat down. Randolph also followed suit, sitting down. It was rare to have the opportunity to have a meal with his teacher, and he couldn’t be happier.

“Mrs. Swann, this fish is a new breed that we have developed in our pond. It is delicious and only has one bone in its entire body, so it is hassle-free to eat. Please give it a try!”

one soup. They were many

cultivated by Catherine. It was spicy and fragrant, very appetizing. Many people had begged him for

the hard work of his teacher. He couldn’t bring himself to eat them,

immediately. Her gaze landed on Randolph nonchalantly as she casually said, “Dr. Dunn, as I mentioned before, you can call me Catherine. There’s no need to address me

You did say that, but I feel more comfortable

beyond compare, and she had learned from the top leader in the industry.

without reservation. I respectfully called her Mrs. Swann, which

which will never change!” thought Randolph. Catherine saw that Randolph couldn’t be persuaded and decided not to

said she inwardly. Seeing that Catherine didn’t eat much, Dr. Dunn frowned slightly. “Mrs. Swann, do

specially prepared by the chefs here. As Catherine had a special status, Dr. Dunn

was not exactly that the dishes didn’t suit Catherine’s taste, but that Catherine

that overeating spicy food was not good for her stomach, so he gradually reduced the amount of chili used each time. Over time, Catherine

was arranging meals for her according to her previous preferences, making her somewhat unaccustomed to

Please continue!” said Catherine. Randolph was somewhat traditional, with a particular insistence and stubbornness toward specific ideas. As Catherine put down her fork, Randolph followed suit and put down

Swann, how did you feel

shouted in the direction behind her. Seven immediately responded, “Boss, I’m here. What do you want

“Go to the second floor and fetch

that Catherine

When he was frustrated with unsuccessful research, he would

gadgets on the market by a great margin, not to mention how much more sophisticated

black dot on Seven’s head. This was the robot’s sensing area,

sweetly said to Dr.

creating Seven. The adorable robot was like a charming little

out this data analysis report I did on the

flipped through the information Seven gave him earlier. The more he looked at it,

said that those closely involved often became bewildered, as they were often blindsided by superficial phenomena during their

hit the nail on the