Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 48

The fact that Olivia won the Lasker Award might cause a stir in the scientific community, but it may not attract much attention in the business world.

Everyone was shocked because Olivia was the Taylor family’s daughter.

Among these wealthy families, many of their descendants had also joined the scientific and artistic world. However, most of them were artists, lawyers, and doctors. Even if there were talented descendants who entered national research institutes, they were rarely as talented as Olivia. With her achievements, she could not rely on her family background and money alone. She was really capable.

Some short–sighted families with shallow foundations were only

surprised and felt that it was unbelievable. Then, they treated this matter as an interesting piece of news and only discussed it a little, not paying much attention.

As for those family elders with deep foundations and wisdom, they thought deeper.

The term “scientist” seemed to symbolize poverty, but in modern society, it had nothing to do with poverty. More importantly, there was an unimaginable political power behind scientists.

This was especially true for the top scientists. They had something to do with the government.

In the Hushe Republic, money was not a measure of everything.

It was listed by seniority, scholars, farmers, artisans, and merchants. In ancient times, merchants were considered the lowest profession. Even today, despite the prosperity of commerce, scholars had a higher status than them.

Soon, someone talked to Liam and asked if Olivia was married. They wanted to match their sons with Olivia.

Liam indeed doted on Olivia in his heart, but compared to Amy, whom he had doted on for decades, the difference was not small.

A daughter was always more important than a granddaughter.

Moreover, Liam was old. He did not want to interfere too much in many

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family

tacitly agreed to Amy’s actions.

home for 18 years and was living a good life outside. Since

Liam felt

Between Amy, a strong woman who acted decisively, and

now, Olivia had shown

to this

everyone’s attention fell

her eyes and bit her lower lip.

to be her most glorious day, but

“What’s wrong? You’re not feeling well. Do you want to rest for a while?” Yvonne shook her head and smiled weakly. “Mom, I’m fine. Miss Olivia has achieved

She’s younger than you. She’s

like a small white flower swaying in the wind. “Don’t say that. I know my status is low. I’m not worthy at

and anticipation. “It’s just that I really hope that one day, I can call you mother openly and announce to

not that I’m not happy for Miss Olivia, but today is really too important to me. I’m too yearning and have been looking forward to this day. That’s why I can’t control my emotions. I’m

Amy held her hand and comforted her. “It’s not your fault. You

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to blame

I actually guessed Miss Olivia just now and thought that she did it on purpose. She deliberately announced that she won the

The Lasker Award was an international award, and it was the bellwether of the Nobel Prize. There was no possibility of manipulation at all. Moreover, there had been a series of processes such as review, nomination, and evaluation. It was impossible

patted Yvonne’s hand and explained, “It’s impossible to manipulate the Lasker Award. It should be a coincidence. Don’t be too sad. I’ll hold a bigger banquet for you on your

did not follow her words, Yvonne’s eyes suddenly turned cold.

“I know. That’s why I think I’m a bad person. I actually suspected Miss Olivia with ill

a minute before Yvonne frowned and covered her chest. “Ah, it

wrong?” Amy was shocked and quickly got someone to carry Yvonne to the

the doctor said that she was feeling uneasy. Due to her previous suicide, her health was not good to begin with. Today, her mood had

nothing to do with Olivia. Olivia wasn’t even here, but she couldn’t

it was inappropriate for Olivia to win the Lasker Award at this time

Previously, it was