Chapter 527 Complaints in the Group Chat
Catherine threw the detailed steps of the question to Amelia. Seeing this, Beatrice wanted to say that Catherine had a problem with the answer.
In the next second, however, she heard Amelia shouting at Catherine excitedly, “Catherine, you really deserve to be the top student with full marks. I’ve been working on this question for nearly a month to no avail. But you actually solved it in just a few minutes. No wonder Professor Hartley wanted to win you to our school. You really are a genius!”
Catherine remained calm in the face of such enthusiastic praise.
She responded politely. “I happen to have met similar questions before.”
Catherine’s words seemed to Beatrice to be a loophole. Her voice was heavy with irony as she said at the side, ” You’re just lucky.”
Catherine’s expression froze, and her face darkened slightly. However, before she could say anything to retort, Amelia, who was on the side, could not sit still.
She directly rushed in front of Beatrice and glared at her straight. Seeing Amelia’s aggressive appearance, Beatrice was a little intimidated.
She bit the bullet and stood up, looking straight at Amelia.
“Did I say something wrong? Didn’t she say it herself? It’s just a coincidence.”
Amelia couldn’t help but roll her eyes. She was really pissed off.
“Beatrice, it doesn’t matter if your grades are poor, but don’t make a fool of yourself by showing off your poor intelligence, okay?”
After saying that, Amelia snorted coldly at Beatrice in disdain. Beatrice grew up being pampered by her family. When did she suffer such indignities?
Just as she was about to lose her temper, she realized Amelia had turned around arrogantly and ignored her.
Having no other choice, Beatrice could only try to find approval from Isabella.
“Bella, you see, right? What kind of attitude does Amelia have? What does she mean by that? Who does she think she is to say that about me?”
Isabella was always a peacemaker, and now she did not know how to ease the awkward situation.
She looked at Beatrice awkwardly and explained the reason. “Beatrice, for this kind of arithmetic problem, changing even just one of the very insignificant data can change the entire calculation.
“Although I’m not majoring i in electronic information engineering, I can tell that this problem is very difficult, so Catherine is really awesome!”
Isabella’s well-meaning explanation was undoubtedly the most fatal blow to Beatrice.
Beatrice’s eyes immediately turned red with anger. She was acting all cocky and aggressive just now, but now she looked like the most aggrieved person in the world.
She looked at Isabella angrily and shouted, “You guys ganged up on me!”
With that, she angrily returned to the dormitory bed and closed the bed curtain as if she were isolated. Isabella was left standing where she was, with grievances all over her face.
“What did I do wrong? I’m just telling the truth. How does that make me the bad guy?” she thought.
Isabella felt wronged and went back to bed.
The whole dormitory fell into a strange atmosphere. Catherine expressionlessly took out her computer and placed it on the desktop.
There were still a lot of things that she needed to help deal with at the Arbotte Laboratory. Besides, there was an orientation meeting tomorrow morning. She was on a bit of a time crunch.
As soon as she went online, she received a message from Rodge.
[Chief, you’re finally online.]
Catherine could feel his excitement just from the text he sent.
[Tell me, what’s wrong with the experiment again?] asked Catherine.
Rodge hurriedly sent the latest data deduced from the experiment to Catherine. [Chief, the parameters here are obviously correct, but no matter how I deduce them, one or two out of ten times will always be wrong!]
Catherine instantly understood the reason why Rodge was annoyed. Dealing with this kind of bug was the most troublesome.
If the data deduced each time was different, it was easy to find the wrong problem.
But now, only one or two out of ten times were wrong, so it was difficult to correct the parameters and find out the root of the problem.
Catherine glanced at it. Rodge was cautious in his deduction. She couldn’t find the problem at once after a rough look.
[Send me the data. I’ll give you the result after deducing it tomorrow!]
Seeing Catherine’s message, Rodge was finally relieved.
He couldn’t eat or sleep for the past three days. He worked almost 24 hours daily on his deduction, but he still couldn’t find the problem. It made him very upset.
Now that Catherine had given this answer, he could finally feel at ease.
He believed that as long as Catherine said it, she would definitely be able to do it. After the experiment problem was settled, Rodge began to care about Catherine’s life.
[Chief, I heard from Scott that you went to Styre University to study, and you chose Marshall as your mentor. Is that true?]
At first, Rodge took this news as a joke.
After all, Catherine was the world’s top scientist, and what she studied were worldwide problems.
Styre University was indeed very outstanding, but which teacher could teach Catherine?
Catherine was quite speechless at Rodge’s surprise. She slipped down from the chair she was sitting in and lay in it lazily.
“Why was everyone so surprised that I had come to Styre University? Did Styre University owe them something?” she wondered.
[There’s nothing bad about experiencing college life!] sent Catherine.
Rodge understood what Catherine meant. Catherine’s life from childhood to now was particularly extraordinary. Now that she wanted to experience the life of the ordinary, it was normal.
[But how do you choose Marshall? Isn’t he…] asked Rodge.
Without waiting for Rodge to finish his words, Catherine directly interrupted him.
[Marshall doesn’t know my identity, so let it be!]
Seeing that Catherine had made up her mind and had no intention of changing, Rodge could not persuade her.
There was no need for them to interfere too much with Catherine’s thoughts.
After ending the chat with Rodge, Catherine began to concentrate on deducing the data sent by Rodge. Her fingers danced fast on the keyboard.
At the same time, on the bed diagonally opposite Catherine, Beatrice was also frantically operating the computer.
She complained in a group chat full of freshmen. She told them about being targeted by her roommates and bullied by them.
It instantly resonated with many people, and all kinds of complaints and abuse ensued.
[What the hell? How can there be such a person? It’s really too much…]
[Beatrice, what’s the name of that roommate who scolded you? Tell us. We’ll avenge you.]
[It’s too much of a bully!]
[So what if she gets good grades? Who does she think she is? Who is she to criticize others?]
[Bad character is the most terrible!]
A satisfied smile appeared on Beatrice’s face as she looked at the group chat full of denunciation of Catherine.
That was precisely what she wanted. She didn’t believe that so many people together couldn’t teach Catherine a lesson.
It was best to drive her out entirely so she would not be so proud in the future!
