"Let me take a look at your calculations first."
Sarah Sullivan took Edward Gonsen's drafts and started reviewing them.
Although Sarah Sullivan knew Mr. Gonsen was a decent person, she wasn't quite sure about his actual skill level.
If he truly had only average ability, then even if she helped him get the training at Mr. Richard's firm this time, it would actually be harming him.
Because he wouldn't be able to keep up with the pace, and there he'd be like a fool unable to accomplish anything, wouldn't that be self-humiliation?
But if Edward Gonsen really had genuine talent, Sarah Sullivan would certainly lend him a hand.
A lot of people aren't untalented; they simply lack opportunities.
Especially in a place like a university.
Outsiders seem to think of universities as sacred places.
The people inside are intellectuals, principled, untouched by the mundane world.
But in reality, that's not the case at all.
Universities are also small societies.
