?Chapter 1424


    As the two professors stopped conversing, Bonnie closed the document and addressed the professor who had exined the proposal to her, "Professor Johnson, your ideas and the proposal were excellent.


    "However, a few minor points need revision. You can proceed with recruiting sponsors once you''ve addressed these points,"


    Johnson immediately responded, "Ms. Jody, please outline the points that need revision. I''ll note them to make the necessary changes."


    Like a diligent student, he prepared his notebook and pen to jot down her suggestions.


    Once Bonnie listed the needed revisions, Johnson wrote down herments and expressed his admiration for her, "I knew something was off but couldn''t pinpoint it. I''ve reviewed this proposal several times, too. Your feedback is highly enlightening, Ms. Jody."


    His eyes shined with respect as he looked at Bonnie respectfully, adding, "As expected. You identified these issues with ease."


    The others followed suit, theirpliments growing louder.


    "Indeed, identifying problems we overlook is elementary for Ms. Jody!"


    "Thank goodness we waited for her return to consult her before proceeding. We wouldn''t have achieved such a perfect n ourselves."


    "I agree! The university will flourish with Ms. Jody''s leadership."


    Meanwhile, Bonnie remained unfazed by their ttery. After all, she had grown ustomed to such praise. Once the professors quieted, she said, "I''ll entrust the revisions to you. Once you''re done, show me the proposal again. After that, you can begin recruiting sponsors."


    "No problem, Ms. Jody!" Johnson immediately agreed. "I can make these revisions in about ten minutes if you''re not busy today."


    Bonnie agreed. After all, her concerns were minor and would not require much time. She also had no urgent obligations to attend to. "All right, go ahead. I''ll wait here."


    Then, she addressed the others, "If you have other matters to attend to, please continue. You don''t have to stay here with me."


    Although she said that, the other professors and higher-ups were eager to make a good impression. They were not about to leave so quickly.


    "There''s no rush, Ms. Jody. You''d be bored if you waited here alone. We can stay and chat with you instead."


    "That''s right. We''re focused on the library expansion now. We''re just waiting for you to finalize the proposal. We don''t have any pressing matters at the moment."N?velDrama.Org owns this.


    "We can also discuss the potential sponsors while we wait."


    Bonnie did not argue upon seeing their determination to stay. "All right, let''s use this time to discuss recruiting sponsors."


    The professors and higher-ups nodded and said in unison, "Certainly, Ms. Jody."


    About ten minutester, Johnsonpleted the revisions and ced the updated proposal before Bonnie.