The lost heiress never forgiven

The Lost Heiress 259

Chapter 259 The Wild One

That day, Sierra got a front–row seat to what it really meant to be ruthlessly roasted–and finally understood why her seniors were so afraid of Professor Martin.

For an entire hour, he unleashed a barrage of criticism–sharp, brutal, and never once repeating himself. Autumn and the others looked like they were about to spiral into depression, while Professor Martin was still going strong, full of energy.

When Sierra saw her turn coming, she instinctively took a few steps back.

Unfortunately, Professor Martin caught it. His brows shot up. “What are you backing up for? Let me see what you’ve been working on.”

Sierra opened up her research and analysis from the past few days, fully bracing herself for the worst. She was mentally prepared to be torn apart like everyone else.

But after scanning her work, the old man glanced up at her.

Sierra pressed her lips together, steeling herself.

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Then the old man opened his mouth and said, “Not bad. Way better than the piles of crap they handed me.”

Autumn and the others were speechless.

some next–level double

hold back. He called

have the right to complain? She’s only been here a few days. How long have you been under me? She didn’t

… Is he trying to

this cold senior had just started warming up. Now it looked like they were about to hit

surprisingly, Erwin, though arrogant,

analysis. There was a

the time he finished,

pulled off this kind of work in such a short time–not even if he’d worked around the clock. And Sierra? She’d been leaving work

is the difference between a genius and a top

envy in his eyes, but not an ounce

get too cocky. I’ll beat you next

had barely finished speaking when Professor

have the skills to back it up! The rest

others gathered around. Professor Martin started breaking down their mistakes and flawed thinking. Sierra stood off to the side, listening carefully and soaking it all

is the difference a

when her seniors pointed things out, she’d feel like something was off,

to the

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