Chapter 837 of 1066

Chapter 837

Nora1,121 words~6 min read



Wayne picked up his phone and went outside to make a call. He was afraid Royce was going to leave. When he came out, he even turned to look at him.

When he came out, someone asked him, “Mr. Royce, we don’t have a good impression of this project to begin with. Also, look at this professor. He’s not competent either…. When he asked about the lab members, he said there were only two of them…. Are we really going to invest in such an experiment?”

Royce also sighed softly. He really knew Wayne. It was very rare for him to be famous as an American professor in a place like Staav. So when he saw his project, he thought that as long as it was minimally feasible to invest, he would give it a try.

Anyway, the boss had a lot of money to spend. He would treat it as patriotism and help his compatriot.

However, he hadn’t expected Wayne to be so unreliable.

From the looks of it, he had only recruited one student?

How was he going to do the project?

Investing in him would be no different than throwing money away, would it?

Royce touched his forehead. “Forget it.”

I wouldn’t invest in this project.

Nora followed Royce and wanted to see what he was here for.

As soon as she entered the building, before she could go upstairs and get into the elevator, she got a call from the counselor. Nora took the call and the counselor said, “Lisa, I forgot to tell you when we met earlier…. Um, I got you a place in a lab as an assistant. How about this? Your mentor needs you to go right now. Hmm, can you come to room 706 in the lab?

Lab assistant?

This was really happening! I was thinking about how to get into the lab so I could access the file room!

She said, “Okay, I’ll go now.”

When Nora finished speaking, she looked up and realized that that was the lab building.

706… it was the seventh floor. She pressed the elevator button.

The elevator quickly reached the second floor. He went up and pressed the button for the seventh floor.

Ding!

The elevator arrived.

Nora had just exited the elevator when she heard two people talking in the corner.

Wayne was pulling Wilson back angrily. He was very anxious as he said, “Man, you definitely have bad intentions for coming here. How am I supposed to believe you? Let me tell you not to even think about coming into my lab. I won’t let you in.”

Wilson then scoffed. “I don’t understand what you are talking about. Let me tell you that I have been good friends with Mr. Royce of NTT for many years. I just don’t want him to be fooled. You can fool others, but not him.”

Wayne was now even more anxious.

At last he was back to continue his research. At last he could stop being a manager. However, due to 20 years of absence, the school and students no longer trusted him.

Social change was rapid and the school had developed a lot. When Wayne was mentioned, the new generation of investors would ask in confusion, “Who is that?”

No one would remember that over twenty years ago he was influential and successful at Staav University. They would only remember that he was a loser in business. He had gone out to start a business and failed.

So even though Wayne had been back for a month, the situation here had not been resolved.

His old friend saw that he was pitiful and recommended him to NTT. He even made a special point that he was an American teacher, so he had received this opportunity.

Wayne definitely could not give up.

If he had no money, he would have no project. If he couldn’t do this project, why had he come back?

He pulled Wilson back. “Aren’t you jealous that I’m getting involved with Royce? Wilson, don’t pretend to be so nice here. Let me tell you, there’s no way you’re going to see Wilson talk bad about me. Even if I have to stay out here all day, would I let you in! Get lost!” Wilson felt that Wayne was simply irrational.

In fact, he was here to convince Royce not to invest in Wayne. First of all, he didn’t want Wayne’s project to happen – what if Wayne succeeded and suppressed it?

Second, he planned to tell Royce how unreliable this person was and owe NTT a favor.

He had a good relationship with NTT the last few years. They had invested in many projects.

However, Wilson never expected Wayne to be so brazen. When he saw him coming, he dragged him into the hallway!

Wilson was furious and said, “Wayne, you’re too reckless! You and Lisa are the only ones in your lab – what kind of project is this? Aren’t you ripping off the investors?”

“Why do you care, with money alone we’ll have everything we need! Without anyone to invest in the project, how are we going to get good students?” retorted Wayne.

For example, Wilson was a popular teacher. Whenever he started a project, many graduate students would sign up immediately. With people, investors would also come.

Wayne, however, was different.

Although everyone thought highly of his projects, no one invested in them. The students weren’t dumb. He had just arrived this year and didn’t even have a graduate student under him. How could anyone follow him?

Only when they saw the investment would his peers decide to follow him.

But why would they invest in a project without enough members?

This was a vicious cycle.

Wilson laughed angrily. “It’s because the field you want to study is the wrong one. If it really had a future, why hasn’t anyone come? If they don’t see any short-term benefits, no one will follow you. Even if NTT invests in you, it will be a waste of money. I will not allow this to happen.”

With that, he shoved Wayne and walked away.

Wayne continued to hold him back. “Don’t even think about it!”

Wilson was truly speechless and anxious. He simply said, “It’s okay if I don’t leave, but if you don’t come back to the room for a long time, Royce and the others will leave. Doesn’t it make any difference?”

Wayne was anxious. He turned around and suddenly saw a female student standing outside the stairwell. Since he was holding Wilson, he couldn’t turn around and could only yell, “Is that Lisa over there?

Nora: “…Yes.”

Wayne immediately yelled, “Get in first and buy time!”

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