Chapter 107
Don’t mention Dorothy, even Soniayn and Dwayne were surprised.
“Mom, how did you give her this project? She’s just a…” Soniayn didn’t dare say the word “doctor” in front of everyone, afraid of causing offense, but deep down she looked down on Dorothy’s profession.
A small doctor, not even at the level of a director, was given the research project on mitochondrial targeted nanotherapy. Isn’t it a waste?
Dorothy ignored Soniayn and said, “Grandma, are you really willing to give it to me? But the teacher has talked to you before…”
The Lambert family had access to the technical field of the medical industry, and Madam Lambert played an indispensable role. Back in the day when the domestic medical industry could not produce a few decent medical devices, it was Madam Lambert who invested in the research and development of X–ray machine technology.
Until now, portraits of Madam Lambert when she was young still hang on the wall of fame at the medical school.
Prof. Robertson wanted to discuss the mitochondrial targeted nanotherapy project with Madam Lambert back then, but he was politely declined.
Madam Lambert patted the back of her hand, “I couldn’t find a suitable person under my hand, and I just remembered that your teacher talked to me about it back then, so I’ll just leave it to you.”
“Thank you, grandma.”
Dorothy was truly happy.
Dwayne observed her quietly on the side, deep in thought,
“Madam Lambert treated her daughter–in–law really well.”
“This treatment is almost as good as being a granddaughter.”
The guests around her were all envious of Dorothy’s treatment. They had all thought that as a hidden married wife, she would be bullied by her in–laws when she married into the Lambert family.
Who knew if Madam Lambert was truly satisfied.
At this moment, the Lambert family’s second son, Gavyn Lambert, arrived late with his wife and daughter. Marissa, smiling, approached Madam Lambert without even looking at Dorothy, and presented the prepared gift. “Grandma, happy birthday! Wishing you good health, long life, and all the
