Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Sydney experiences a powerful surge of determination, vowing to rise above the constraints imposed by Eloise, who seeks to undermine her ambitions. Sydney's resolve strengthens as she contemplates the consequences Eloise, a murderer, must face for her actions.

The chapter reveals Sydney's astonishing background in medicine, having studied for sixteen years, which astonishes everyone in the room and raises doubts about her credibility. As Sydney confronts the scrutiny of a stranger in the crowd, Tristan Sinclair's nonchalant inquiry about her mentor adds tension to the atmosphere. Penelope's skepticism about Sydney's early start in medicine further escalates the conflict, leading to Alan Conton, Sydney's mentor, defending her fiercely.

He expresses his frustration at the ignorance surrounding Sydney's capabilities and highlights her achievements, emphasizing that she developed the drug entirely on her own. Alan's passionate defense of Sydney showcases the depth of their mentor-student relationship, as he reveals that she is the only formal protege he has ever taken on. His outburst against Eloise and others in the room demonstrates his protective instincts and pride in Sydney's accomplishments.

The tension peaks when Marcus confirms that the drugs credited to him were actually the result of Sydney's hard work, shocking everyone and solidifying her position as a formidable force in the medical field. The chapter is charged with emotions, from Sydney's initial determination to Alan's fierce protectiveness and the disbelief of the audience. The dynamics of power, ambition, and mentorship play out vividly, setting the stage for Sydney's journey as she asserts her place in a world that has underestimated her.

The revelation of her true capabilities challenges the perceptions of those around her, marking a pivotal moment in her story. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **Chapter 397** At this moment, Sydney felt an exhilarating surge of determination coursing through her veins. Why should she stifle her ambitions? If Eloise intended to clip her wings and keep her grounded, then she would rise even higher. So high, in fact, that Eloise would be left gasping for air, unable to keep up. Sydney was resolute; she would make sure that this murderer faced the consequences of her actions.

sixteen years astonished not just Penelope and Eloise, but everyone present in the room. How could someone in their twenties have such an extensive background in medicine? It was a question that hung in the air, heavy with disbelief. As Sydney scanned the crowd, she felt an unsettling gaze lock onto her. Instinctively, she turned, her eyes meeting a pair of piercing, almost malevolent ones. The man was a stranger, yet there was something unnerving

with skepticism. "Exactly! Sydney, are you really claiming that you began your medical studies at the tender age of eight or nine? Don't make me laugh! Flipping through medical textbooks at home hardly constitutes actual studying! Who in their right mind

He snapped back, "You people are truly ignorant. I relish teaching children. They possess a purity of mind and an unwavering focus-unlike you lot, whose faces contort with greed at the mere mention of profit." His hand struck the table with a resounding thud, his voice rising

child into the remarkable young woman she was now, and it infuriated him to see her being belittled. His anger simmered, flaring hotter with each passing moment. Everyone in the audience was acutely aware of who Alan Conton was-a living legend in the field of medicine, often hailed as a modern-day Hippocrates. His reputation was

student. But you might not grasp her true nature as well as you think. I've seen her grow up. She may appear obedient, but her mind is teeming with schemes." "Schemes, my ass!" Alan roared, his calm

have a plethora of students. Sydney isn't even your sole protege. Isn't it a

sixteen! She began learning from me at the age of nine, starting with the identification of plants