Roseanne felt a lump in her throat but she understood.

For Madeleine, research always came first.

It wasn't about the length of life, but the depth of the ocean of scientific inquiry she was navigating.

Maybe she would never reach the bottom, maybe she would exhaust herself trying, but what did it matter?

She was willing to rest eternally in the river of research, becoming the nutrients for those who followed, lighting their path forward.

"Are you going to cry again?"

Madeleine sighed, scenes like this were exactly what she tried to avoid.

Roseanne sniffled, "Who's crying? I'm not crying."

"Sure, sure, you're not crying." Madeleine chuckled.

"Let me give you a massage..."

Understanding her stubbornness and determination, Roseanne didn't try to persuade her further. Instead, she sat down and started gently massaging Madeleine's calves. Soon, Madeleine felt much better.

"Your arthritis must be acting up because of this crazy weather we've been having. I ordered some bath salts for you; they should be delivered in a couple of days. Remember to soak your feet every night, it'll help a lot." "I know, I know."

Madeleine laughed, pointing at the table, "There, take that phone number."

Roseanne was puzzled.

"Remember Hans Olson?"

eyes widened.

first to let him know, sulking now.

bioinformatics heavily depends on computing to handle and analyze large sets of biological data, it requires a solid background

thanks to the computer science tutoring

out the piece of paper and dialed the number written on

call was

second call, same

third attempt, the call was

this?" The grumpy old

couldn't help but laugh. Just that "hmph" gave

by the

The other side

"Professor Olson..."

dare hang up, just

dare,

come you only contacted Madeleine when you got back? Am I not your mentor too? And you dare apply

my undergrad

"So

just as talented

science. What's wrong

fields? Got a problem

with that?" Content beet

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