Chapter 53 In Search Of A Lost Pencil Case


    Chapter 53 In Search Of A Lost Pencil Case


    After a moment of silence, Samuel quickly realized that the person in front of him was none other than


    the renowned Professor Noah.


    Professor Noah was a highly respected figure in the medical field. His hospital appointments and


    lectures were always fully booked, with some students even bringing their own stools to attend his


    sses.


    How did Ang know such a prominent figure?


    Perhaps the rumor about him being an invigtor was false. Someone of his stature wouldn’t have the


    time to act as an exam supervisor.


    However, Ang hesitated for a moment before tentatively asking, “Professor Noah?”


    Professor Noah warmly nodded. “You must be Ang, right? You’re the only examinee today. Don’t be


    too nervous. Just focus on your exam.”


    Samuel was once again stunned.


    Could it really be Professor Noah?


    Or is it just someone with the samest name?


    Based on their interaction, Ang not only gained entry to the examination room, but even if she failed


    the exam, Professor Noah could probably help her pass. After all, with his status in the school, he could


    certainly manage that.


    Ang gave a slight smile, ced her backpack on the table outside the examination room, and


    prepared to enter with only a pen.


    However, after searching for a while, she frowned.


    Her pencil case was missing.


    Even after turning her backpack inside out, she couldn’t find it.


    Could she have dropped it on the way?


    But there were no holes in her backpack, and she had checked all her belongings before leaving.


    Seeing that the exam was about to start, Ang could only apologize, “Professor Noah, I’m


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    really sorry Do you have a pen? I seem to have lost mine on the way?


    Samuel, who had been listening from the beginning, sneered Ang, forgetting to bring pen for such


    an important exam and making excuses, was a disgrace to the Kins Family


    Even if Professor Noah had a good impression of her, it should change now. How conde medical


    student be so careless?


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    Unexpectedly, Professor Noalsughed and rook out a fountain pen from his jacket pocker. “You can


    use mine for now. I’ll find you some inkter”


    Thank you, Professor” Ang gratefully smiled and entered the examination room with the


    pen.


    Seeing Professor Noah’s leniency towards Ang, Samuel sneered and walked away, Did Ang


    really need his concern? There were plenty of people who cared about her.


    No. He wasn’t concerned about her. He just felt a bit guilty after hearing Thomas‘ words yesterday.


    When the Johnston Family wanted to harm her, he didn’t stand up for her.


    After all, she was his sister. He couldn’t let outsiders harm her so easily.


    Muttering to himself, Samuel walked back, only to run into Fanny throwing away the trash.


    “Fanny.” He walked over with a beaming smile. Fanny seemed startled and quickly threw the


    trash into the bin.


    “Samuel.”


    “What’s wrong, Fanny?” Samuel teased with a grin. “You look like someone who has done something


    wrong.”


    Fanny turned pale and didn’t answer, looking a bit upset.


    Seeing this, Samuel wanted to p himself. How could he call her a thief?


    He quickly ruffled her hair. “Ignore my stupid mouth. You’re not a thief. You’re my little princess.”


    “Samuel.” Fanny finallyughed. “Alright, aren’t you going to ss? I have to go now.”


    Samuel also had a ss, but it didn’t start for another half an hour. However, he was very familiar with


    Fanny’s schedule and knew that she had a ss soon, so he waved. “Okay. Go to ss quickly.”


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    Fanny nodded and headed towards the teaching building. But after a long while, she turned back to


    look. Samuel quickly waved again. Only when her figure disappeared into the teaching building did he


    start to walk back.


    Halfway there, he looked back again. Fanny, who had already reached the teaching building. hadn’t


    gone in yet but was looking at his retreating figure.


    Fanny really cared about him.


    Feeling pleased, Samuel went back to ss.


    An hourter, while idly twirling a pen in his boring ideological ss, something suddenly


    shed in his mind.


    “Sir, may I use the restroom?”


    Momentster, Samuel hurriedly left the ssroom and made his way to the spot where he had bid


    farewell to Fanny earlier. Without uttering a word, he opened the trash bin.


    An unpleasant odor immediately assaulted his nostrils, causing Samuel to almost retch.


    Nevertheless, he proceeded to reach in and sift through the topyer of garbage.


    Just as he was about to give up, thinking he had found nothing, he suddenly spotted a piece. of light–


    colored fabric beneath the trash. His heart sank to the depths.


    When he retrieved the fabric, it turned out to be Ang’s pencil case.


    Even at this point, Samuel was still in denial, entertaining the possibility that this might not. be Ang’s


    pencil case after all.


    However, upon opening it, he was confronted with Ang’s name boldly inscribed in one of the


    compartments.


    Samuel’s hand trembled uncontrobly.


    He suddenly began to question whether things were as he had previously believed.


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    Angpleted her paper, reviewed it once more, and then approached Professor Noah to


    hand it in.


    Professor Noah nced down, his eyes lighting up, and hemended, “Excellent work, Ang.”


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    He flipped the paper over to examine it again, then raised his head and inquired, “Have you studied


    medicine before?”


    Ang hesitated for a moment, then nodded. “My grandmother was a doctor. She used to run a clinic,


    and I learned from her.”


    However, she hadn’t acquired much knowledge about medicine prior to this, so she had been


    cramming intensively in recent times.


    Professor Noah chuckled. “I had a feeling there was a reason behind your quickprehension. So,


    where did your grandmother operate her clinic?”


    The medicalmunity in Riverdon was small, and Professor Noah was acquainted with almost


    everyone. Thus, he casually posed the question, curious to know if Ang was rted to someone he


    knew.


    Ang responded with a wistful smile, “My grandmother passed away six months ago.”


    Professor Noah was taken aback and swiftly corrected himself. “I see. Ang, don’t be too


    disheartened. If your grandmother knew that you had switched to studying medicine, carrying on her


    legacy, she would undoubtedly be pleased.”


    “Thank you, Professor.” Ang earnestly nodded.


    “Will you be able to attend ss tomorrow? I will have my assistant send you a copy of the sybus


    and the required bookster,” Professor Noah stated, bing more convinced that he needed to


    nurture such a promising student without dy.


    Upon hearing this, Ang promptly replied, “Professor, I have an exam in my current department


    tomorrow. I can only transfer departments if I pass. My teacher mentioned that I also need toplete


    some procedures before I can join the ss.”


    Professor Noah heartily chuckled and patted his chest, saying, “No problem, leave it to me. Juste


    to ss tomorrow, and I will have my assistant take care of the paperwork for your immediately.”


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