The Unveiling of Secret Queen

Chapter 1754: Chapter 1754: Some People Just Like to Court Disaster Herself

When she was ending the call, Vincent Moore softly whispered goodbye to her. Nathalie Quinlan didn’t pay it any mind, her sleep-deprived eyes half-closed as she casually replied with an ’Alright’ and hung up.

Right after she disconnected the call, she was bombarded with mentions that made her head throb.

Nathalie Quinlan got up to get a glass of water, then sat back cross-legged in her chair and glanced at the message Freddy Cagwin sent her.

She didn’t look at anyone else’s.

She directly opened her computer, typing single-handedly to log onto Twitter.

There, Caryn Zachmann’s response was prominently featured among the top five on the hot search.

[Caryn ZachmannV: I understand that you all are unhappy with my joining the Overseas Medical Association, but I think if there’s anything, we should put it out on the table rather than resorting to tricks behind others’ backs. @Lighten Chaser @Tsinghua University’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Department]

Each word was powerful, seemingly full of confidence.

Initially, Nathalie Quinlan was patiently reading it, but upon seeing that Caryn didn’t just mention herself but also dragged in Tsinghua University’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Department,

and even implied that Mr. Avalon was suppressing her, an outstanding junior!

Nathalie Quinlan’s eyes quickly turned cold, her brow furrowing as she felt a low-pressure brewing. It was rare for her to lose control and let her fierce aura show, but at this moment, she was truly vexed by Caryn Zachmann.

Just at this moment.

Following her retweet, the previously silent Overseas Medical Association immediately posted a Twitter update after Caryn Zachmann.

The two seemed to have coordinated their actions.

The latest tweet was devoid of any text, directly displaying a picture.

[Overseas Medical AssociationV: picture.jdp]

Nathalie Quinlan’s pale hand clicked on the image they shared, and the picture enlarged on her computer screen, making the text clear to read.

It was a patent certificate for a new drug developed in the medical field.

In the first line, it clearly stated that Caryn Zachmann had developed a drug recognized and classified as confidential by the association.

Anything involving the word confidentiality is enough to prove its value!

The title of the patent certificate, showcasing Caryn Zachmann’s name at the top, boldly declared her achievement to everyone.

Looking at the certification documents displayed by Caryn Zachmann and the Overseas Medical Association on her computer, Nathalie Quinlan suddenly chuckled.

Her eyes, still bloodshot from lack of sleep, showed a subtle redness at the corners, and her upturned brows and eyes were unscrupulously unruly.

At this moment, Nathalie Quinlan smirked, staring at the picture released by the Overseas Medical Association.

She had never expected Caryn Zachmann to apply for a patent.

The sharpness in Nathalie Quinlan’s demeanor was unsettling; she picked up her phone and called Lowie Wilmar: ”Is the thing I left with you still there?”

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After the Overseas Medical Association’s tweet, the public opinion completely turned around.

Most people supported Caryn Zachmann, criticizing Nathalie Quinlan.

And that wasn’t the end of it.

Caryn Zachmann had previously mentioned Tsinghua University’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Department, and now many people were angrily denouncing it as a useless subject with lousy professors.

Moreover, Caryn Zachmann had openly addressed Mr. Avalon.

Many people started questioning whether the masters of the Chinese Medicine Department, at the level of Taishan, deserved their title, doubting their character and accusing them of being narrow-minded, unwilling to tolerate excellent juniors from other professions, and even secretly using their authority to oppress them.

Caryn Zachmann and the Overseas Medical Association’s combination attack was indeed masterful in shifting public opinion once more in their favor.

There was even a strong tendency to strike a blow against the Chinese Medicine Department and the esteemed Mr. Avalon with a single hammer.