"Check this out, did I nail it?"

Jen scrutinized the figures once more, nodding, "Looks like we're all set."

But it was Stoddard, with his seasoned eye, who caught the discrepancy: "These two spots, they don't match up."

"-The figures in line 7, both are off. It's not 50 and 71, it should be 50.2 and...70.88."

Roseanne, walking by, caught sight of the long string of data and immediately noticed the error at the seventh node, where two numbers were off.

Normally, these people kept their distance from Roseanne in the lab. It wasn't exactly standoffish, but it definitely wasn't friendly either.

Even with Jen's warmth and Stoddard's inclusiveness, the natural gap between them and Roseanne couldn't be bridged with more conversations or shared meals.

It was a gap formed by differences in education, status, age, and the time spent together.

Sammy and Liz were certainly not

exchanged doubtful glances, skepticism evident

Liz even scoffed dismissively.

them at calculations, had missed it. Could Roseanne have caught

an out. "Roseanne, these sets of data have been Sammy's baby, and we've all double-checked the first draft. You're saying there's an issue with the original figures at this node... it's highly unlikely." Stoddard nodded, "Owen and I have

people just can't help but show off, huh? If you don't know, then don't speak. Just because you can talk doesn't mean you should, ridiculous!" Roseanne frowned, "If you

"We're not even on the same research topic. Biology and physics are

we're discussing physies, and you're butting in? Trying to show off how capable and impressive you

four different high school Olympiads doesn't mean you're now an expert in those fields. Each subject has its specializations. Do you think you

to be accountable for every word you say in research. If you don't know, you can

left no room for

the blow and save face for the newcomer, but

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