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the atmosphere at the Sterling Corp. party is one of celebration and anticipation. The employees in the R&D department eagerly await the bonuses they are due, particularly Sydney, who is recognized as the true architect of the project's success. The excitement is palpable, as Sydney's colleagues speculate about the significant reward she deserves, highlighting her hard work and dedication.

As the festivities unfold, Sydney shares a light-hearted moment with Marcus, who playfully inquires about her return to her regular clinic hours. Sydney has been balancing her time between her demanding project and her patients, and the conversation reveals her commitment to both her work and her patients. Despite the pressure, she finds joy in her interactions with her colleagues and maintains a sense of humor about the situation, showcasing her resilience and dedication. The narrative takes a more personal turn as Sydney reflects on her relationship with Julian.

Their connection has evolved into a supportive partnership, filled with tender moments and mutual respect. Julian's understanding of Sydney's busy life and his gentle reminders for her to take care of herself add depth to their relationship, highlighting the emotional support they provide each other amid their hectic schedules. As Sydney prepares for her visit to Alan and Eliana, she unexpectedly encounters Julian at their door, which adds an element of surprise and excitement to her day.

His presence and the invitation he brings signify the importance of the upcoming celebration, further heightening her anticipation. This moment encapsulates the intertwining of her professional achievements and personal relationships, setting the stage for the significant events that are about to unfold. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You by Aurelia Novel 302** **Chapter 302** The parties hosted by Sterling Corp.

were nothing short of extravagant spectacles, overflowing with an air of indulgence that enveloped everyone in the R&D department. Each employee eagerly anticipated the generous bonuses that accompanied these grand celebrations, a well-deserved reward for the hard work they poured into their projects. Yet, amidst the clinking of glasses and the laughter that filled the air, there was one question that lingered on everyone's lips: what kind of reward would corporate bestow upon Sydney-the true champion behind the project's success?

dare to raise an objection. She had more than earned every cent. Once the last crumb of cake had vanished from the conference room table, Marcus let out a chuckle that echoed through the air. "Has Alan been informed yet?" he asked, a playful glint in his eye. Sydney, her laughter bubbling over, made

Alan's concerns. He was deeply invested in her success, fearing that the mounting pressure might cause her to falter. There were moments when she found herself at a research impasse, and a single sentence from him would illuminate her path. Under his mentorship, her efficiency had skyrocketed, and she

had slashed her clinic hours down to a mere two days a week. The phone rang incessantly with patients clamoring for more appointments with her, their voices filled with desperation. With a teasing smile, she looked up at him. "Marc, you're starting to sound like a capitalist already!"

be back the day after tomorrow. Tomorrow, I'm visiting Alan and Eliana, and then I'm taking them to the party

grinned, his eyes sparkling with mischief. "So, does that mean I'm not a capitalist anymore?" He knew her far too well. With her exceptional skills, she

Julian had been steadfast in his commitment to his "pure-hearted" path. Their

agreement to demand more of her time. His thoughtfulness warmed her heart. With a determined spirit, Sydney drove off, making a quick stop to purchase some tonics before heading to Alan's home. But just as she approached the door, she was taken aback to find Julian standing there, the very man she had expected to see across the hall. He didn't seem surprised to see her; instead, his brow