Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed

Chapter 647

"Impossible!"

Let's not even mention that Roseanne and her two friends were students at Kingswell University, but their mentor and corresponding author, Madeleine, was a tenured professor there! "Why wouldn't they publish under the university's name?"

Secretary: "Boundless Lab."

Something clicked in Hancock's mind, and he immediately grabbed his mouse to peruse the paper, scanning it multiple times without finding Madeleine's name.

He muttered to himself, "...No corresponding author? No, no, no... That can't be right..."

Secretary: "According to the regulations, if there's no corresponding author listed, the first author automatically assumes that role. So, what they did is technically fine." It was fine, but why would Madeleine do this?

She could have had her name on it, could have basked in the glory. Why...

Just then, Sinclair briskly emerged from the dean's office.

Hancock rarely saw such a grave expression on his face.

"Sinclair-what's going on?"

Sinclair Nelson: "Just the person I wanted to see. You're coming with me to Thornhaven!"

sudden trip

"To find Madeleine!"

the unveiling ceremony, Madeleine had taken Pauline back to Thornhaven to continue her

in his tracks: "... You got

Sinclair's face darkened.

we just call her? Do we really need to

the situation. She did this

emotions began to escalate, his

It was Madeleine calling.

immediately, his voice stern: "Madeleine, don't you think you owe the university

explanation?" Madeleine

students to attribute their academic work to your lab, you're blatantly undermining the

to hold her accountable, but she didn't anticipate Sinclair's emotional

wasn't just any journal; it was "Nature Biotechnology," one of the top biotechnology journals in the

wasn't indifference; the stakes just hadn't been

with the stakes raised,

do

don't believe you were unaware of Edna's actions. What did you do about it? "Nothing. You might not have supported it,

Nelson was

those kids, have been bullied since

departattered most, the