The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 1499

Zane was already in the process of preparing his proposal, so when Calvin brought it up, he readily agreed, nodding, "Then I'll look forward to the good news from you, Mr. Calvin."

Calvin hummed in acknowledgment, "If there's nothing else, that'll be all for now. I have to head to the dean's office shortly."

"Alright, Mr. Calvin, you go ahead with your busy schedule. I won't keep you any longer." Zane politely nodded, then turned and walked out of the office.

Calvin watched him leave, standing silently for a few seconds before lowering his gaze back to the contract in front of him, his fingers tightening slightly.

He knew that Zane's success today was not without the influence of that student. If it hadn't been for his initial bias, causing him to overlook her, Mirabella wouldn't have ended up in his department.

If she had been in his department, perhaps his mentor rating would have increased a level last year.

Every time Calvin thought about this, he felt a tightness in his chest, especially now that Zane's department was securing one project after another. It was hard not to feel envious.

However, despite the frustration, Calvin took out his phone and called Hank.

The call connected immediately.

Hank's voice came through first, "Hey there, I was just thinking of giving you a call, and here you are calling me."

Hearing Hank speak like that, Calvin was momentarily taken aback, forgetting to mention the contract immediately and instead politely asked, "What's up, Hank? If there's anything you need, just let me know."

Hank wasn't at the tech institute today; he had just finished a meeting and was sitting in his car.

He looked outside the window and got straight to the point, "About that collaboration project from last year, we need to sign an additional usage authorization contract. Do you have time tomorrow morning so we can finalize this?"

Calvin hadn't expected Hank to be calling about the contract as well, and immediately nodded, even though Hank couldn't see, "Sure, you set the time and place, and I'll be there."