The Unveiling of Secret Queen-Chapter 1746: Nathalie: Oh, Where Exactly Is She So Deserving?

"Same question, why did the Overseas Medical Association include Caryn Zachmann? As far as I remember, Caryn Zachmann hasn’t achieved much in the medical field; she only won awards in piano, so she should join the Piano Association. How did she enter the Overseas Medical Association and immediately become a director?"

"Insider information, insider information, I bet fifty cents there’s definitely some insider information here."

But there were also different opinions.

"I don’t understand what the Qing University’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Department is doing. After all, the master is somewhat aged now. Caryn Zachmann is a Zenla citizen. Isn’t humiliating Caryn publicly the same as humiliating Guo Jia? U1S1, that’s a bit over the line."

"Caryn Zachmann studied Western Medicine; could it be because of this that Mr. Avalon is dissatisfied?"

Later, it gradually evolved into this.

"I heard from a cousin at Tsinghua University that Mr. Avalon wanted his own student to join the Overseas Medical Association, but the Overseas Medical Association wasn’t interested. Instead, they announced Caryn Zachmann, so Mr. Avalon resigned from the association."

This explanation seemed quite detailed and convincing, especially since it came from an ’informant,’ making many people believe it.

Not long after Mr. Avalon resigned from the Overseas Medical Association, Winston Sullivan from the Qing University’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Department also resigned.

This matter’s heat was suddenly pushed to the top.

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Nathalie Quinlan received a message from @ilovebeingskinny late yesterday, saying that the Red Alliance had found some information related to Raymond Wilmar.

She temporarily set aside the matter with Caryn Zachmann.

She was busy until midnight before going to sleep.

When she woke up, her phone was flooded with various messages.

Sadam Vinson was the most active. 𝗳𝚛𝚎𝚎𝘄𝕖𝕓𝕟𝕠𝚟𝚎𝕝.𝗰𝕠𝐦

He even started a small group, with a few usual close friends added in, and Nathalie was also pulled in. At this moment she opened WhatsApp, and there were 99+ messages in the small group.

She didn’t read any of them.

Raising an eyebrow, she directly checked the private chat from Sadam Vinson.

"Nathalie, there’s a situation in the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department."

Then he sent a screenshot of the hot search and three consecutive official announcements.

Finally, Sadam Vinson sent the latest screenshot.

When she woke up, the Overseas Medical Association had already responded to Mr. Avalon and Winston Sullivan’s resignation. They first retweeted the post about their resignation, simply expressing regret, and then came the intriguing move.

The Overseas Medical Association, after retweeting the resignation post, retweeted Caryn Zachmann’s official announcement with the caption "Well-deserved."

Quite bold!

Nathalie just woke up, her head still throbbing painfully, buzzing. Seeing the screenshot Sadam Vinson sent her, her eyes turned dark, half of her face hidden in the shadows, only revealing the cold mischievous look in her eyes.

Nathalie didn’t reply to Sadam Vinson’s message, nor did she look at other people’s messages. She first exited WhatsApp, found the Twitter icon on her phone, logged in, and opened the editor box, typing a few words with her cold white fingers and sent it out.

"Lighten Chaser: ([Retweet] Overseas Medical Association V: Well-deserved) Hmm, so where is it well-deserved?"

She took the first comment herself.

"Lighten Chaser: Don’t learn an idiom and misuse it. Read more books, read more newspapers, if you’re not cultured, sleep more."

Nathalie’s account traffic is different from the Verified status of the Qing University’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Department. As soon as she retweeted, fans immediately noticed.

"Wow, damn, sorry, I unconsciously read the last sentence out loud."

All the comments below were uniformly aligned, directly forcing the hand the Overseas Medical Association wanted to use to slap back, pinning it down.