All Her Secrets

Catherine walk away, Jada slumped to the ground.

Just now, Jada indeed wanted to use public opinion to make Catherine yield, to beg her forgiveness, to assist the Grelin Group and the Facers.

But she never expected Catherine to see through it all, let alone act so decisively. Jada had a feeling she might have really messed things up this time.

If the Facers’ company suffered because of her, she might never have a chance to show her face within the family again.

As Catherine exited the classroom, she followed Amelia to the lab. She had promised Marshall that she would visit the lab whenever she had tafter class.

The moment people in the lab caught sight of Catherine, all of them discreetly stared at her.

In all the tthe lab had been established, they had never let a freshman in.

They heard Catherine wasn’t just skilled. She also had a significant background.

If she was just an ordinary person, she couldnt possibly know about the Arbotte Laboratory, let alone have a chance to enter it.

Moreover, Marshall held Catherine in high regard.

After this special admission to the lab, she even got assigned an assistant. Such treatment could make anyone jealous.

Catherine standing there, Brodie Leach approached her and said with a hint of sarcasm, “Catherine, what project are you planning to work on today in the lab? Wantto show you around and give you a rundown of the lab equipment?” Brodie had been studying and excelling in his academics at Styre University for five years. Not only was he the top science student in Loxton, but was also offered a speed-track program of his doctorate due to his

advisor and was now conducting experiments

in Marshall's lab, and the experiments he was currently working on were

it until Catherine arrived and shattered everything. She not only overturned everyone's stereotypical view of Marshall but also

and he wanted to see just how skilled Catherine really

Instead of wasting twith

you are just a newcomer. How dare you be so arrogant? | just

with this attitude of yours?” Catherine scoffed coldly and assessed Brodie with disdain. “My attitude depends on the person.” After saying this, she raised her head and glanced at the screen on Brodie’s computer, focusing on a tiny piece

that Catherine was deliberately humiliating him. He retorted angrily, “Quit spouting nonsense and diverting the topic. | demand an apology from you. Got it?”

and angrily shouted at his friend, “Don’t stop me! She is too audacious. If | don’t teach her a lesson, she won't know her place! His friend looked embarrassed and replied in a hushed tone, “Brodie, your data might actually be wrong.” “Impossible!”

his surprise, someone nearby added, “I also think it might be wrong.” With consecutive voices pointing out his error, Brodie had

sitting down, he reran all the programs and double-checked all the data. Unexpectedly, it turned out that he

Catherine knew he had finally

in front of the computer, Catherine turned back to continue with

could hardly believe what

the lab who

project for half a month, and

issue with

professor went to great lengths to bring Catherine into the lab team. Catherine

this incident, everyone's attitude toward