The Ultimate Reborn Heiress (Scarlett) novel Chapter 393

The Ultimate Reborn Heiress

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Not only that, but she also produced a battered notebook from her bag. When she flipped it open, every page brimmed with meticulous records of her experiments.

Scrawled between the lines were labyrinthine formulas and equations.

As Leslie leafed through the notebook, Scarlett kept right on talking. “Actually, I’ve got a few more ideas about making alloy materials invisible. It’s not just about color–shifting in certain environments,” she continued. “There’s reflectivity, too, and I’ve borrowed a few tricks from optical bionics.”

Norman, hovering nearby, looked completely at sea.

Scarlett’s technical language started to spiral far beyond his grasp.

Most of what she said now was simply incomprehensible to him. He realized that when Scarlett first explained things, she’d boiled everything down for his sake.

She’d made a point of meeting him at his own level. It meant Scarlett didn’t just know metallurgy—she also had optics and bionics under her belt.

Was there anything this girl couldn’t do?

Leslie’s face shifted from wonder to disbelief as he listened and read over her notes.

He even looked a little bewildered.

Could someone so young really command this much knowledge?

Yet Scarlett spoke with the poise of someone twice her age. Every so often, she’d rattle off a string of formulas that left him in the dust.

He watched, amused, as Leslie and Scarlett grew more animated in their discussion.

Norman finally said, “Isn’t it about lunchtime? Why don’t we head to the cafeteria, keep talking while we eat, and maybe discuss what comes next?”

Scarlett had come for just that purpose. She clearly wanted to stay in the lab and see the experiment through.

She’d even mentioned she knew her way around chip technology.

It sounded like this would be one experiment after another.

Scarlett was still a student, wasn’t she?

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In two months, she’d be sitting for the SAT, right?

But as far as he remembered, she’d already finished all her classes.

Honestly, the SAT hardly seemed to matter at this point.

Scarlett was already so accomplished–she might as well be granted direct admission.

He thought, if the higher–ups saw what Scarlett could do, they’d probably insist on giving her a

spot.

d and said, “Great idea, it’s lunchtime anyway. Let’s head over to the cafeteria.”

he’d discovered a soulmate in this remarkable girl.

onversation had helped him solve several stubborn problems in his own research.

ade their way to the cafeteria.

was the campus dining hall, with a handful of students scattered at tables.

There weren’t many people, so it felt calm.

The three of them found a seat, ordered food, and started eating.

During the meal, Leslie peppered Scarlett with questions.

Scarlett answered every single one.

Finally, Leslie seemed content–at least for now.

He studied Scarlett with dawning recognition.

Then he glanced at Norman.

“Norman, why does she look so familiar to me?”

Norman chuckled. “You’re just noticing now? Try searching ‘Scarlett‘ online–she’s actually a bit of a celebrity.”

A celebrity? Scarlett?

Leslie let out a surprised exclamation. “Is she that young woman who livestreams medical

consultations? My grand

I should reach out

ways tells me to follow her. She says, if I’m not feeling well,

at I’m always too busy.”

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Suddenly, he remembered exactly who Scarlett was.

He’d never really paid much attention to her himself.

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It was his granddaughter who talked about Scarlett practically every day.

His granddaughter adored this celebrity, claiming Scarlett was a genius at traditional medicine.

She even said Scarlett could diagnose and treat people just by looking at them through a

screen.

Leslie had always thought his granddaughter was exaggerating.

He even knew a national master of traditional medicine, and that expert couldn’t diagnose people over video.

To him, it sounded absurd. He’d simply written Scarlett off as a fraud.

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