Noelle Young knew Linden Grant wouldn't trust her.
She wasn't in a hurry. Every day, she just methodically conducted experiments and wrote papers, doing nothing out of the ordinary.
She was as unassuming as any ordinary student.
Gradually, the senior researcher assigned to watch her stopped paying close attention and even started asking her to help organize data.
Noelle Young spent two years diligently working in the lab before she finally earned Linden Grant's trust.
For those two years, she had steeled herself and never once contacted Thomas Sinclair.
At one point, he even thought she had gone missing.
He couldn't reach her by phone. When he went to her university to ask, the teachers and students only knew that she had joined Linden Grant's lab.
But as for where the lab was?
No one knew.
That was because most of the projects Linden Grant worked on were classified.
