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I Stopped Waiting and Started Loving novel Chapter 128

"Mrs. Vance, you are truly something else! To think you'd even dare to... ahem, anyway, keep up the great work! We are all rooting for you!"

With that, the assistant sprinted away.

Bonnie: "???"

That afternoon, Bonnie curled up on the living room sofa, grinding through practice tests for her driving exam.

Whenever she needed a break, she forced herself to read a few more pages of the dense English medical texts.

Just as she was finally getting absorbed in a chapter, her phone erupted into a frantic series of pings.

She picked it up. It was a text from Caleb.

He was taking his role as the "inside man" to the absolute extreme. His messages fired off like a machine gun, every sentence practically dripping with rage.

[Bonnie! Seraphina has been showing off non-stop at the resort!]

[She's been hanging off Mr. York all day acting like they're royalty. It makes me want to throw up!]

[And there's a ton of medical VIPs here today. Even the President of the National Medical Council showed up!]

[The worst part? The President actually offered to buy the clinical formula from Seraphina's paper to develop a new drug!]

[He even said he wanted to take her on as his final apprentice!]

[Mr. York announced on the spot that he's going to pick an auspicious date to host a massive apprenticeship banquet for them!]

[She practically has one foot in the absolute highest tier of the medical world now. I am so pissed off! Why does she get everything handed to her?!]

Staring at the screen, the blood completely drained from Bonnie's face. Her hands turned icy.

The President of the National Medical Council was Gideon Graves.

He was the exact man who had destroyed her family years ago and sent her grandfather to an early grave.

"Birds of a feather really do flock together," Bonnie sneered, a blazing inferno of hatred igniting in her chest.

A plagiarist and an academic fraud.

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