Unknown Divorce Revelation Beyond Time (Charlene and Thorne) novel Chapter 415

Professor Hancock’s assistant had no idea that, just like Stewart, Charlene was also one of Kenton’s students.

When Professor Hancock commented that Stewart was the real beneficiary of being paired with Charlene, Stewart spoke up. “Last night, during an interview, Mr. Ferguson mentioned that as Mr. Wagner’s student, he was always held to incredibly high standards. Mr. Wagner constantly pushed him to keep up with the latest developments in the field, and made sure he thoroughly understood every technical breakthrough. Whenever he hit a wall, Mr. Wagner would help fill in the gaps.”

“Ms. Ross is quite talented herself, and now that she’s working with Mr. Ferguson, she also gets his guidance. That means she’ll probably advance even faster.”

“So, really, being with Mr. Ferguson is a great opportunity for Ms. Ross.”

That much was true.

But…

One of the doctoral candidates Professor Mack had brought along paused at this point. “If that’s the case, then the views Ms. Ross just presented are actually a synthesis of Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Wagner’s research?”

In other words, Charlene wasn’t quite as brilliant as they’d thought.

Although Professor Mack’s student didn’t say it outright, everyone in the room—including Vesta—understood what was being implied.

Realizing this, Professor Mack hesitated, a hint of disappointment flickering across his face.

He had genuinely believed Charlene was a rare, all-around genius in AI, but now…

Thorne, too, hesitated.

Noticing the reactions of Professor Mack and Thorne, Vesta’s lips curled ever so slightly.

So, what Charlene had just explained was actually a blend of Stewart and Kenton’s technical analyses. No wonder Professor Hancock and Professor Mack had mistaken her for some kind of AI prodigy.

As for Thorne, although he hadn’t openly praised Charlene the way the professors had, he’d been present when she discussed recent breakthroughs in the field. He must have been just as impressed as the others.

But now, judging by his expression, he seemed to realize that Charlene’s supposed brilliance was really just a reflection of Stewart and Kenton’s work.

In truth, Charlene probably didn’t have that level of expertise.

Professor Hancock, however, was well aware that Charlene was also one of Kenton’s students.

He’d discussed technical matters with her before, and he knew that the renowned programming language developed at PrimeStar had been spearheaded by Charlene herself.

So, her technical skills were undoubtedly formidable.