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as different. She was sitting behind her desk, her usual sharp gaze softer tha

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she was one of the most respected figures in the medical field and a woman who rare

ilities. Had I messed up on my last research paper? Wa

e smile. And just like that, I knew

ou," she said, sliding

ticals logo printed in bold at the top. My

tigious pharmaceutical company in the country, a place where only the best of

the envelope, my breath catchi

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you have been granted a spot in o

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her smile widen

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woman who believed in strict prof

've put in more hours than anyone else in the program, and your dedication is unmatched. Hawth

p in my throat. "I don't

ell, you could be retained as a full-time employee. This isn't just

Yes! Absolutely, I'll take it seriously. T

d. "I know

ing to believe it was in my hands. That wa

of medical innovation. The place where real change happened. The idea of

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in my happiness. But just as I was about

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been a

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I shared with Cassie, who was already waiting

e demanded, practically shovin

exactly what I to

led me into a hug. "I knew you would

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eyes gleaming. "And J

ed slightly. "I ha

d an eyebrow

se I wasn't sure h

Hawthorne Pharmaceuticals was mentioned. He hated Adrian, and even though I wasn't exactly the m

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elebrating, but a tiny voice in th

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internship wasn't going t