Chapter 591 I Wonder If You Know Anything About It


    Chapter 591 I wonder if you know anything about it


    Minnie followed Aimee without hesitation.


    At first, Minnie was still curious. When she came over just now, she didn''t see anything that looked like


    a research institute. It was hard to imagine where the institute was essible in thismercial center


    wherend was so expensive.


    Soon, however, the question was answered.


    That was because Aimee led Minnie directly through the shop''s operations room, which led directly into


    a rather unassuming-looking door.


    Normally, when a door like this opened, Minnie would think that it would lead to the garbage dump


    behind the coffee shop, but she didn''t expect that when she opened the door, she would see an


    endless corridor.


    Minnie''s eyes widened in surprise. She couldn''t believe her eyes.


    Aimeeughed at her astonishment and said, "A world all its own, right?"


    "I can''t believe it," Minnie eximed.


    "It wasn''t easy," Aimee said. "But, thanks to a lot of hard work, it is what it is."


    Minnie couldn''t help but be surprised.


    Now, Aimee made it sound so easy, but Minnie was not an idiot, and knew exactly how hard it was to


    turn this ce into like this.


    However, in this respect, it also showed that Aimee was really capable of transforming an already


    saturated area into what she wanted it to be, and if she didn''t have the ability to get all sides to support


    her, how could she possibly do that?


    Minnie followed Aimee down a long corridor with a keen sense of discovery, and finally inside the


    institute.


    Unlike most research institutes, the decor was minimalist, and at first nce, it felt like a trendy ce. It


    even made people feel that this ce was more like a theme museum. If enough publicity was put in


    ce, this ce would definitely be a popr ce for online celebrities.


    But Minnie just thought about it and didn''t say it out loud.


    In her opinion, this was too devalued to be ssified as such a ce.


    Of course, Minnie soon became more certain of how foolish and short-sighted the idea was.


    Everything here was very simple, but, at the same time, very expensive.


    There were things that Minnie recognized, things she had only seen in magazines, things she could not


    afford to buy, and things she could only sigh about.


    No, that was not urate. To be more precise, it was something she can''t afford for several lifetimes.


    Now it wasid out so bravely that Minnie wondered if she was walking into a dream.


    Otherwise, how can she see these things?


    Minnieined to herself in her heart that she was not really a bumpkin and how could she look as


    if she had never seen those things?


    Finally, Aimee led Minnie to the heart of the institute and introduced to her, "This is the most central


    ce of the entire institute. It can be said that this is the ce where our institute has been able to


    stand all year round."


    Minnie''s heart was already beating fast. This was where the world''s smartest minds congregated.


    "I''ve seen what you''re working on now, and some of your projects," Aimee said. "It''s going to take some


    work to get directly into that position."


    Minnie nodded, understanding Aimee''s words naturally.


    She was quite intelligentpared to the average person, and could, so to speak, defeat three-


    quarters of the world''s people with her mind.


    However, if she wanted to go to a more elite level, she needed to pay more effort.


    "I''ll get someone to guide you through the early stages," Aimee said. "You''ll get used to the pace of


    work here. When you''re fully used to it, you''ll be on your own, doing what you want to do."


    When Minnie heard this, she turned to look at Aimee and asked, "You mean, if I have my own research


    to do, you''d let me do it?"


    "Of course," Aimeeughed, "I''m very strict here. At the same time, very free. As long as the project


    you propose is approved, I''ll give you the strongest support for whatever you want to do. I will ration


    you whatever you want, financially, technologically and in terms of personnel."


    Minnie couldn''t describe how she felt.


    She had worked in other research institutes for some time before. Of course, she was only doing her


    internship, which could only be considered as doing chore in a research institute. She had never


    entered any important department.


    But she was also exposed to the depravity of the institute, such as tripping over each other. And even,


    she was almost used as a tool to involved into the mess. However, she was keenly aware that


    someone was plotting against her, so she retaliated in time so that her future would not be ruined.


    Now, hearing Aimee''s words, Minnie was shocked beyond belief.


    She even suspected that she didn''t get it wrong that Aimee was just trying to get her to stay.


    Minnie, however, quickly dismissed the idea herself.


    If that was the case, it would be outrageous.


    It was not that Minnie was self-deprecating, but she didn''t think there was anything about her that was


    worth Aimee''s bother.


    In particr, Aimee''s abilities were many times greater than hers.


    Aimee didn''t know that Minnie had thought so much in such a short time.


    "Come on," she said, "I''ll show you the rest."


    As a research institute, in addition to having the most advanced research programs, researchers and


    research equipment, auxiliary things were also important.


    Food, clothing, housing and transportation can be said to beprehensive.


    "You can choose the room you like," Aimee said. "You can tell me what you need, and I''ll arrange for


    someone to set it up for you."


    Once again, Minnie wondered how maniptive Aimee can be.


    It was hard not to be willing to work for her on these terms.


    Minnie said, "You''ve made it very clear to me that if I refuse, I''ll be too insensible, too ungrateful."


    "I told you, you don''t have to be stressed," Aimee said. "You just have to do what you want."


    Minnie nodded. "I''ll think about it," she said


    After visiting the institute, Aimee gave Minnie plenty of time to think about it, rather than immediately


    enrolling her.


    Minnie was very grateful for that.


    If Aimee had just asked her to apply for a job, she might have said yes.


    However, if she really made a decision on this matter, whether the consequences would be the way


    she thought they would be or not would be another matter.


    When they returned to the cafe, Aimee looked at Minnie as if she had an idea. "Do you know Eden?"


    She asked.


    Minnie stiffened as if she didn''t understand what Aimee was saying. She stared at Aimee for a long


    time, as if she had just understood what she said.


    However, Minnie quickly realized that Aimee was Patrick''s wife, that Patrick and Eden were friends,


    and that they knew each other without any problems.


    Contentt bel0ngs to N0ve/lDra/ma.O(r)g!


    It was just, Minnie didn''t understand why Aimee would suddenly mention Eden to her.


    When Aimee saw that she was not denying it, she said, "It just urs to me that he''s in the hospital


    with a stomachache. Do you know about that?"