Luke stared at the laptop screen and said, “Dr. Albus, can you prove that you did the research yourself?"

Dr. Albus handed the papers in his hands to Luke and replied, "Of course. Boss, I'm pretty certain about this. And I have evidence too. I made several mistakes before I managed to complete this research.

Besides, our company has an incentive program. I wouldn't have to go through all those things if I really bought the research from someone else. And I would have also just launched the product before the other party did."

"Then it must be someone in the company who sold the confidential information," Luke concluded.

"Boss, someone must have stolen my confidential information and sold it to the other party. They beat us to it by forging the trial data and results, then they applied for the product launching. Boss, you must find out the truth!" Dr. Albus went along with Luke. He had not been able to eat or sleep from the day his application for the product launch and patent was rejected. He had been asking people to find out what happened. He would not stop until the truth came out.

Luke did not say anything. He was tapping on the meeting desk with his index finger.

Dr. Albus glanced at Dr. Feron, who was a close friend of his. Then, Dr. Albus gave Dr. Feron a meaningful glance, asking him to speak up for him.

Dr. Feron did not want to get involved in this. However, Dr. Feron had benefited greatly from Dr. Albus in the past. He had no choice but to stand up and speak up for Dr. Albus. "Boss, Dr. Albus is right. Not only do we need to find out who's behind this, but we'll also have to handle the PR crisis as well. The best way is to ask for Dr. Craw's help to speed up the research and apply for the product launch."

Dr. Albus previously held a one-hour press conference before the research was ready to be launched in the market. It was the first drug by Watson Biopharmaceuticals to launch on the market. Hence, the reporters had all written articles about it.

Now, not only were they facing internal problems, but they had to handle external issues as well.

Luke swept his piercing gaze across everyone in the meeting room when Dr. Feron mentioned Luca's name.

They lowered their heads whenever Luke's gaze fell on them, not daring to say another word.

"Dr. Craw is helping me to work on the project now. And all of you want Dr. Craw to bear the responsibility and help you to clean up the mess you've made?" Luke questioned.

The professors noticed that something was wrong with Luke's words.

Luke was saying that it was a mess they had made instead of Dr. Albus' mess alone...

to let a specific research team bear the responsibility for this matter alone. All of them would be

how could you say that? Isn't Dr. Albus' research team responsible

the labs

the others. They were either shocked or showing looks of disapproval, but no

"Boss, the research information was kept by Dr. Albus and his team members. If

placed under investigation," Luke interrupted

most efficient way.

out bitterly in his heart. This meant

footage, everyone's recent whereabouts had to be investigated. That was how they

alone had more than ten employees, and there were also other employees working in other departments who had access to the research department. According to what

breath and mustered his courage to ask, "Dr. Craw also

fell silent for a few

vibrated in his

out and glanced at it. It was

ear to remind him, "Boss, Gale

at the manager and said, "Go downstairs and bring my

at Luke and quickly nodded.

manager hurriedly left the meeting room as though

coldly and said,

meeting room exchanged glances with each other. Were they ending the meeting without discussing

wheelchair and left the meeting room. Dr. Albus made sure that Luke had left

we should do now. We'd better get back

had not reached a conclusion after the meeting. Dr. Albus had no choice but to stand up and leave

rising star, had

either. No one knew how to fix this. Dr. Albus

Noontime.

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