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How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue

Chapter 475
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Chapter 475 While Elodie was preparing her speech for Verdant University's anniversary, she found herself scrolling through Patricia's social media updates a few times.

Patricia's personality turned out to be even more flamboyant than Elodie had imagined-she posted several updates showing off her process of getting ready for the celebration. It made Elodie realize that artists really do share scommon traits: they're emotionally rich, sensitive, and often a bit wild-especially when they cfrom wealth and influence, like Patricia, a true modern-day princess.

No wonder, Elodie mused, that Sylvie-who always seemed untouchable-had stumbled after Patricia's return. Whenever Elodie cacross Patricia's posts, she made a point to "like" them, offering silent support.

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Once her speech was ready, Elodie learned that Alexander, a celebrated alumnus, would also be attending the event with her.

The campus was far livelier than usual on the day of the anniversary. Guests from other universities had managed to reserve spots for a rare chance to visit Verdant, adding to the bustle.

As they walked through the gates, Alexander turned to Elodie. "There'll be a lot of big names here today-sleading figures in the field and editors from well-known journals. The university really pulled out all the stops for this one. Today's speech will put you squarely in the academic spotlight. Nervous?" Opportunities like this didn't cto just anyone. This was the moment Elodie would be publicly introduced as the rising star in her discipline.

Elodie couldn't deny she felt a little tense. This was her first tfacing so many established figures, all at once, and on such a public stage.

"A little," she admitted, her voice light, a hint of a smile lacing her words. "But it'll pass once I'm up there." Alexander couldn't help but laugh. "Look at you, Elodie-turns out you get nervous too! Don't worry. The old man's coming today as well. We're all here to support you. Just go for it." Elodie nodded in thanks.

There was still an hour before the event officially started, so she took the chance to wander around campus. Everywhere she looked, she saw bright, eager faces filled with hope for the future. The atmosphere was electric, and she felt as if the energy around her was being channeled straight into her veins, making her feel lighter and more alive.

After a short stroll, she rejoined Alexander and headed to the grand auditorium Inside, the place was already packed-faculty, students, and guests mingled while the university staff worked to organize everyone.

Alexander, known for his academic achievements and as the son of a renowned scholar, was quickly recognized by many. As they made their way through the crowd, people began to approach, and soon they noticed Elodie at his side.

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Though rumors about Elodie's relationship with Jarrod had been swirling lately, few had seen her face or knew her details. Only those who were introduced in person realized who she was.

As people approached, Alexander made quick introductions. "This is Elodie-the developer behind the flight control system everyone's been talking about." A ripple of surprise ran through the group, and their demeanor instantly turned warm and enthusiastic.

Alexander singled out two people in particular. "Letintroduce you this is James, editor of Aerospace Review, and Robert, from Astrodynamics." Surprised, Elodie offered her hand with a smile. "Hello, I'm Elodie."

Both editors looked at her with curiosity and admiration. "We'ven heard so much about you-the protégé of Professor Sterling. Truly impressive!" Though the recent stories about her had bordered on the unbelievable, the way she handled everything had left them in awe of her capabilities.

Elodie responded with a gentle smile. "Thank you."

They chatted for a while about recent publications and future collaborations before Elodie and Alexander moved to the front of the auditorium to take their seats. As they approached, Elodie noticed Jarrod and Sylvie already seated in the front row. Apparently, they had just returned from vacation.

It struck Elodie as unusual-since their relationship had becpublic, she'd sensed a shift: Jarrod seemed to be making a more obvious effort with Sylvie lately. She wasn't surprised to see Jarrod there; after all, he belonged in these circles. But Sylvie...