Pampered By The Ruthless Underground Boss

Chapter 395

Chapter 395:

Silence engulfed the classroom as Khloe’s words hung in the air, leaving her classmates visibly shaken. Looks of surprise, doubt, and predominantly anger passed among them.

Just then, a group of teachers from the elite class appeared at the door, their expressions mirroring the shock. Word of the incident rapidly reached the department head, then the dean, and finally the president of Zhecrora University. The tension in the classroom was palpable.

Aiyana Miller, one of the teachers, quickly intervened. “Khloe, think this through. These are your classmates. We should resolve this calmly.”

Khloe looked at Aiyana, managing a mocking smile. “You say they’re my classmates, yet they just proved otherwise. They’ve openly insulted me, claiming I only got into this university through the back door.”

Aiyana scanned the room with a stern gaze. “Who said that? I want you to stand up now!”

“I did.” Polly met Khloe’s gaze defiantly as she rose to her feet.

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students confessed to having disparaged Khloe. Aiyana, her cheeks reddening with fury,

“See? The only way to silence them is by defeating them. Once they recognize my capabilities, no one will dare question

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acknowledged top student. With a sly smile, she said, “Dunham, you’re the star of the

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scoff, Dunham retorted, “Alright. Just don’t come to regret this. Let’s start then. What are the newest developments in gene

left the other students reeling; it was a tough one, and all eyes turned

confidently, “The recent advancements focus on refining the CRISPR-Cas system, enhancing specificity to reduce

a swift, precise answer. This topic represented the cutting edge of international research, one that he had dedicated

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on his brow as he resisted acceptance. “Luck might have helped you this time, but

the risk of uncontrollable mutations that could affect the human gene pool, the moral implications of altering an embryo’s genetics potentially without consent, and the ethical debate