Chapter 479

Citrine had long since lost track of how many times she'd heard this conversation.

She was about to refuse again when Professor Smith cut in, "Citrine, just go, won't you? That group of kids from my department won't stop pestering me to have you come supervise their project."

With no other choice, Citrine finally nodded.

At that moment, two voices laced with mockery sounded from behind her.

"Oh, Kelvin, have you run out of talent in the Chemistry Department? Is that why you keep poaching from our Medical School?"

"Citrine is one of our own, you know. If she's going to supervise anyone, it should be the med students first. I say, Citrine, you should come sit in on our traditional medicine seminar this afternoon-give our students some pointers while you're at it."

The first speaker, with his kind, grandfatherly face, was Dean Zachariah of the Medical School. The other, a bit more severe, was Professor Henry, who headed Traditional Medicine.

Kelvin Smith gave them a sharp, humorless laugh. "You two just can't help meddling, can you?"

"Well, at least I don't have arms as long as yours, Kelvin. Reaching all the way from Chemistry

"What's next? You planning to lure away our star students and make them

just shrugged, unfazed. "And what if I am? Frankly, with Citrine's talent,

been eyeing this gifted student for ages, hoping to

back, his expression darkening. Kelvin's shamelessness was clearly testing his patience. "If you try to poach Citrine again, don't blame me if I

she was the darling of the

prized student from under their noses? That was like cutting out their own

isn't the first time you've exploited Citrine's generosity to help your students. Tell me-out of all those award-winning patent your students snagged

well enough to

you really

to steal our best

brightest."

It was Kelvin's turn to bristle, the truth stinging more than

professors squabble on her behalf, Citrine felt a

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