2304 I Didn’t Expect Q to Be So Young
It had been two days since Martin called Gu Hengbo. He thought about how Martin had politely expressed that he wanted to find time to meet them.
After hesitating for a while, he decided to call him.
Martin picked up quickly.
Hearing the middle-aged man’s voice, Gu Hengbo immediately perked up, stood up to walk out, and then said carefully, “Hello, Mr. Martin. I’m Gu Hengbo from the First Research Institute. Do you still remember that we arranged to meet previously?”
Yun Shang Hotel.
Martin was not the only one in his suite. He had visitors. At Gu Hengbo’s introduction, he was stunned for a moment. It took him a long time to remember who ‘Gu Hengbo’ was.
Because of Feng Yu, he was more polite. “I remember. What’s the matter?”
Gu Hengbo had bet all his treasures on Ji Ziyin. For her, he did not hesitate to offend Feng Yu and Shi Fu. Naturally, he had to do his best for Ji Ziyin’s future.
Therefore, he bit the bullet and said, “I mentioned a student to you before. When do you have time to meet her?”
Martin frowned as he remembered something. He asked, “What’s the name of this student again?”
Gu Hengbo immediately said, “Ji Ziyin. She’s the most talented person in the Ji family’s new generation and has some ability, so I took the liberty to bring her to visit you. I wonder if it’s convenient.”
Gu Hengbo had specially mentioned the ‘Ji family’, undoubtedly helping Ji Ziyin gain a layer of gold and raising her value.
After a long silence, Martin’s gaze fell on his guests. After a long time, he said, “I heard that the semiconductor light source technology she recently published on SCI was stolen…”
Gu Hengbo’s heart sank. “Mr. Martin, it’s a misunderstanding. No one has ever published relevant research results on semiconductor light source technology. Even if there are similar results, it should be a ‘coincidence’. It shouldn’t involve such a serious matter as theft.”
“Is that so?”
Gu Hengbo heard the sound of his heart beating as he said in a low voice, “Mr. Martin, I guarantee with the reputation of the First Research Institute that there must be a misunderstanding, or perhaps a ‘coincidence’.”
Qiao Nian was drinking coffee on the sofa. Her slender fingers caressed the surface of the cup. A few strands of black hair hung down her brow. Her face was fair and she looked relaxed.
Martin could see her stubbornness at a glance.
Not listening to Gu Hengbo’s explanation, he only asked lightly, “Then tell me, what kind of coincidence can make her ‘coincidentally’ publish the research results that someone did not publish 20 years ago?”
Gu Hengbo felt as if he had been struck by lightning. He did not expect Martin to know that Ji Ziyin had published all the research results that Ji Qing had not published 20 years ago.
He did not speak for a moment.
Martin tried to be patient with him. “Ask her to explain it to me reasonably. I’ll see her if she can do it. If not, then I’m sorry, I don’t have time to see her.”
This was equivalent to an ultimatum.
Martin did not give Gu Hengbo a chance to explain and hung up.
He returned to the living room and put down his cell phone, then looked at the girl sitting on the sofa and said in a surprised tone, “I didn’t expect Q to be so young…”
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