NovelEnglishChapter 296 Hidden Thorns
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Aubrey frowned, giving him a quick glance. She remembered him-Henry’s younger cousin. Though
only a beta, he was gifted in both medicine and combat.
With too many experiments underway and not enough people to handle them, Xavier had brought
him into the lab.
But... at the moment, he didn’t seem entirely serious. Still, as long as he could work, that was all
that mattered. Aubrey never expected him to solve the Kajit virus on his own anyway. With that
thought, she gave a cold nod and turned to leave.
Once again, John stepped in her way.
“Ms. Mary, at least givea little face.”
Aubrey shifted aside from the bouquet he was practically shoving at her, her gaze sharp and cold.
“Move.”
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtJohn’s smile faltered for an instant, a flicker of contempt flashing deep in his eyes. But it was gone as quickly as
it appeared, replaced by his sunny grin, this ttinged with flattery.
“Don’t be so distant, Ms. Mary. I've admired you for a long time. To lead such an important project-it’s incredible.
For an omega to reach this level, really... it's something extraordinary.”
He deliberately emphasized “omega,” his tone carrying that subtle note of patronizing “praise.” It sounded more
like a backhanded compliment, as if her achievements were surprising only because of what she was, not
because of her skill.
Aubrey’s frown deepened. She ignored the roses entirely and brushed past him.
As her cold figure disappeared down the hall, John’s arm slowly dropped. His smile vanished, replaced by a
mocking sneer.
“Acting so high and mighty. If it weren't for my cousin's feelings for you, who would you even be?”
To him, this lab, this project, even Aubrey’s current position-all of it stemmed from Henry's favoritism.
An omega without an alpha’s protection-how could she possibly stand here, giving orders?
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Talent? To John, it was nothing more than decoration borrowed from the powerful.
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Just then, Ginnie, another wolf doctor who had seen everything, walked over. Shaking his head with a light smile,
he said, “Didn't go the way you planned, huh? Ms. Mary's always like that- her eyes are only for the experiments.
But her ability is undeniable. The Kajit virus research has reached this point all thanks to her.”
His voice carried genuine admiration.
John turned, instantly putting on his flawless smile again. “Of course. After all, she’s someone my
cousin values. Naturally, that means she’s... capable. We should all cooperate fully and ‘support*
her work, right?”
He blinked meaningfully, his tone laced with implication.
Ginnie paused, frowning. “John, I don’t think you quite understand. Ms. Mary is actually—"
“Relax, | know.” John cut him off, patting his shoulder with a knowing look. “I’ll ‘respect’ her when
it’s tto ‘respect’ her.”
He put heavy emphasis on the word. Ginnie opened his mouth to argue further, but another
researcher called for him. New data had just cin, and it needed immediate analysis.
Before leaving, he gave John’s shoulder a firm pat. “Ms. Mary really is the one leading this.”
John offered a dismissive reply, but his disdain nearly slipped through his smile. An omega under
twenty leading the Kajit virus project? If he believed that, he’d be the biggest fool alive.
Not that it mattered. What mattered was capturing the heart of this lowly omega. That was his true
goal.
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