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A crowd had gathered around Charlene and Stewart.

When Dr. Hamilton and Professor Zimmerman approached, the people nearby were about to greet them, but Dr. Hamilton smiled and gestured for them to remain silent.

Dr. Hamilton and the others joined the edge of the group, listening as Stewart and Charlene answered questions from the others.

The networking event was teeming with graduates from prestigious universities, filled with plenty of capable and knowledgeable people.

Charlene and Stewart, while responding to questions, occasionally found a few people who could engage in more in–depth discussions with them.

Their back–and–forth dialogue was captivating to those with a broad knowledge base. However, for those less versed in topics like material manufacturing, it might as well have been Greek.

Professor Zimmerman and Dr. Hamilton were clearly the former.

Vesta was mostly able to follow along too.

In fact, after chatting for a while, Charlene and Stewart had already picked up on the knowledge gap between

them and the others.

When discussing topics, they instinctively started to simplify their explanations.

Professor Zimmerman and Dr. Hamilton were enjoying every moment of it.

Just as they intended to continue listening, someone in the crowd noticed Dr. Hamilton and Professor Zimmerman, exclaiming, “Oh my, it’s Dr. Hamilton and Professor Zimmerman!”

paused, following the gaze of the crowd. Sure enough, they spotted Dr.

and Stewart instinctively overlooked

and,

looked at them, saying, “You two are truly Mr. Wagner’s

this young lady by your side matching

saying, “This is Charlene, one of

a technician from PrimeStar,” Dr. Hamilton replied. “Your company certainly has

“You’re too kind.”

forward to

thought. Stewart was Mr. Kenton’s

were just one

18, her learning capabilities were certainly evident.

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ability, she can definitely pick

in high school and getting into a top–tier university. She thought Charlene was

Charlene’s college performance was somewhat mediocre compared

participated in many international competitions. In contrast, even if Vesta’s entrance scores weren’t as dazzling, during her college years, she had won several awards, which secured her a spot in

praise

over at Thorne.

Charlene was receiving from Dr. Hamilton and others. Like Vesta, he didn’t seem to think Charlene was all that extraordinary. With that thought,

Al was like listening to a foreign language. Hearing Charlene engage