The Unveiling of Secret Queen

Chapter 1749: Chapter 1749: The Reason for Dismissal Is a Major Face Slap

Caryn abruptly raised her head, her pupils dilated, and the hands at her sides clenched tightly. Her heart suddenly accelerated, beating so fast it felt like it would leap out of her throat.

”I...” She was so nervous that her voice became slightly hoarse and distorted.

However, Hendrik seemed to have guessed something, and he directly asked her, ”The medicine you gave Grandpa...”

He hadn’t even finished speaking.

Caryn reacted fiercely, immediately shouting, ”I made that medicine myself!”

Hendrik didn’t expect such a strong reaction from her, paused for a moment, then looked into her eyes and said, ”But the Pharmaceutical Association accuses you of theft.”

”...” Caryn was at a loss at the moment.

Firstly, she couldn’t believe the Pharmaceutical Association discovered her private actions so quickly.

Secondly, she always thought that even if the Pharmaceutical Association found out about the small pill, they would at least ask her privately before taking action.

After all, the small pill was quite mysterious, and no one knew who made it.

Since it was something without an owner, how could the Pharmaceutical Association assert so definitively that she didn’t make that thing?

No matter how she thought about it, Caryn couldn’t figure out why the Pharmaceutical Association would conclude she stole something without even asking her, weren’t they afraid of a reversal later?

After thinking it over, Caryn could only think of one reason: ”It’s Nathalie Quinlan.”

Her voice was very low.

It was clear she was so angry that her entire body was trembling, her shoulders shaking uncontrollably, obviously suppressing it with great effort.

The other members of the Zachmann Family all looked at her.

Both Leonardy Zachmann and Hendrik Zachmann frowned simultaneously.

How did this get connected to Nathalie Quinlan again?

However, Caryn didn’t give them a chance to speak, insisting, ”She’s targeting me on purpose!”

”...”

This time, Caryn was extremely angry, so much so that a fire seemed to burn in her chest, making her wish she could rush to Rhine to drag the culprit out and confront them face to face.

She was so furious that her head spun, and she spoke rudely: ”She must have gotten Mr. Dax to expel me.”

Previously, Nathalie Quinlan had done the same thing.

Originally, she could have gone with the Pharmaceutical Association to Inderia, but Nathalie Quinlan made one phone call to Caleb Dax, and she lost the opportunity to go to Inderia.

The same thing happened this time!

Isn’t this Nathalie Quinlan’s usual trick?

Caryn was so angry that her eyes became bloodshot. She stood up abruptly, snatched the phone from Hendrik’s hand, and said expressionlessly, ”I’m going out.”

*

In the Inderian Pharmaceutical Association’s Caleb Dax’s laboratory.

An elderly man with white hair and beard was holding a reagent in his left hand and a U-shaped test tube in his right, observing the preliminary experimental reaction of a newly developed anti-cancer drug.

”Teacher.”

A young man with blonde hair and blue eyes came in from outside.

The man walked quickly, reaching the old man in no time, with an anxious expression, entering the laboratory in a hurry, and said, ”The Overseas Medical Association is asking us about the Instagram issue, questioning what we mean by theft.”

The old man was solely focused on the reagent changes in the test tube, responding with an indifferent ”Oh.”

Robert Radcliff stood next to him, glanced at the test tubes on the experiment table, then turned his head with some worry and continued, ”Caryn Zachmann also sent me an email asking for the reason our association expelled her, demanding evidence of her violating the association’s rules.”

Caleb Dax didn’t even raise an eyebrow at this, as if the chaos outside was unrelated to the Pharmaceutical Association.

He waited for the first drug experiment to complete before emptying the liquid from the test tube into the sink, then returned the cleaned test tube to its place.