The Double or more Life of the Fake Heiress (Mirabella) novel Chapter 892

Zane waved a hand dismissively. "No worries, keep going."

With that, he and Mirabella left the lab.

Watching them walk away, Meg took a deep breath and quickly refocused. "Looks like we’re done for today," she said to the others, her expression calm.

"Guess so. We'll pick it up tomorrow," one of the members replied.

Meg nodded and got to work tidying up the documents scattered on the table. Once everything was in order, she pulled up a chair and settled in, clearly planning to continue her own research.

The others, who had already shut down the equipment, looked at her in surprise. "Meg, you're still going to work?" one of them asked.

Meg hummed softly, then said, "The paper submission deadline is right around the corner. We can't afford to let people who treat this like a hobby waste all our hard work."

Hearing this, the members couldn’t help but think about the student Mr. Zane had brought along. If that girl hadn’t interrupted to leave, maybe Zane wouldn’t have left early either.

Besides, experiments usually take hours. Why show up if you have other plans?

Feeling a bit frustrated, they exchanged glances. No one mentioned leaving; instead, they pulled their chairs closer and sat back down.

"Since we've got the time, let’s go over our arguments again," someone suggested.

Everyone was working hard for their future, and if this experiment succeeded, it would significantly boost their careers. No need to let irrelevant distractions derail them.

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Zane stepped out of the elevator before answering, "Not great."

Calvin raised an eyebrow. "Not great?"

Zane nodded, his eyes narrowing slightly. Turning to Mirabella, he said, "Didn't you have something to do? You should go."

Mirabella nodded. "Okay," she said, and quickly left.

Calvin, noting the lack of manners in the student, withdrew his gaze and, recalling something, asked, "The student you mentioned the other day, observing the experiment, wasn’t this freshman, was it?"

Bringing along a clueless freshman to observe an important experiment? That was just absurd.