A chorus of praises rang in her ears.


    "Ms. Bonita''s ideas and proposals are the best. We have no objections." "Yes, our university is so honored to receive such an outstanding president as Ms. Bonita." "Since Ms. Bonita cto our school, the problems that had gued us for a long thave been solved. Not only that, we have also gained recognition and investment from many big shots." "If we continue to develop like this, we''ll draw in an increasing number of talented students and investors, which will improve the learning environment for the students. All of this is thanks to Ms. Bonita." "Ms. Bonita has achieved what we couldn''t before. We can''tpare to her! We must learn from Ms. Bonita." After saying this, everyone else chimed in and agreed with the perspective.


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    "Ms. Bonita has brought us too many surprises, and I can''t even count them all." As everyone spoke, they felt ecstatic.


    By only using the nof "Ms. Bonita," everyone who wanted to enter their university would be queuing up.


    They could not formally dere Ms. Bonita''s presence at their school, though.


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    The ttery in her ears was constant, and Bonnie''s mouth twitched.


    Although Bonnie knew that the executives and professors found out still mentally preparedound out about her identity as Ms. Bonita, she herself before convening this meeting. S However, what she didn''t expect was for these high-level executives and professors to be so exaggerated.


    They were practically elevating her to the heavens with their words! It made her feel awkward to the point of cringing.


    Professor Reece was left dumbfounded when he heard the others'' ttery and had to snort coldly.


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    "They don''t even feel ashamed! Especially Professor Adan, who om usually seemed quite honest. Most importantly, Professor Adan had even criticizedfor praising Ms. Bonita.


    "But now? Professor Adan was praising Ms. Bonita even more m fervently Sweet words are just so En hypocritical.''


    He had been colleagues with Professor Adan for so many years and had never heard him say so many ttering words.  X