# Chapter 53: Acknowledgement: The Revelation That Shook Everything
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Keira wasn’t lying. When she was a freshman, her major felt like a dull, endless road until she sat in Professor Miller’s classroom. That was the moment everything changed. That class lit a fire in her heart, and she knew this was her path. Professor Miller became her guiding light—the person who showed her how passion and knowledge could transform the world. And now, standing in that tense office, she spoke those words with all the conviction she possessed, letting her voice ring out like a bell.
Her emphatic words silenced the entire office. Both Professor Miller and the dean stared at her. The dean’s brows furrowed, and he barked angrily, “What nonsense are you talking about?!”
Keira was about to reveal her true identity—the truth that would shatter everyone’s assumptions—when Luca, standing beside her, lunged forward and shouted, “What Keira said was right! Without pioneers like my professor, where would Dr. South be today?” He continued, his voice rising with righteous indignation, “New energy research has only truly developed in recent years, but my professor has been studying it for over twenty years! Without him and the other professors laying the groundwork—their sweat and sleepless nights—how could we possibly have today’s achievements?! Dean, the words you just said were utterly biased. Even if Dr. South were here, he should address our professor as his senior!”
The dean choked on his words, his eyes darting toward the students gathered by the door. Many of them were Professor Miller’s postgraduate students, and their gazes burned with indignation. They were his legacy, his pride, and they stood behind him like a wall of loyalty.
Clearing his throat, the dean tried to regain control. “Indeed, my earlier comments were inappropriate. However, Dr. South’s standing in the field is unshakeable, and this should be clear to everyone. Dr. South can form an entire research team independently, which significantly advances the development of new energy. So, Keira Olsen, how could you steal his plans?! This is absurd!”
Keira’s response was calm, unwavering. “I didn’t.”
The dean sneered, his confidence returning. “The Horton Group has all the evidence and witnesses. Even if you don’t plead guilty now, you can’t escape! Keira Olsen, since you’re here, it saves me the trouble of summoning you. You’ve been expelled from the university. I’ll publish an announcement shortly, so your disgraceful actions don’t tarnish the reputation of the school further!”
Professor Miller’s face turned crimson with fury. “Dean, Keira Olsen has already said she didn’t steal. The matter is still under investigation, and your reason for expelling her is completely insufficient!”
The dean shot him a cold glance. “We must keep this matter under wraps to avoid giving people the wrong impression that Dr. South cannot tolerate a student. The official reason for expelling Keira Olsen is... disciplinary violation. As far as I know, she is chronically late, skips plenty of classes, and often scores zero on assignments. This is why the school has decided to expel her!”
Hearing this, Keira was stunned. It’s often said that a university experience without skipping classes wouldn’t be perfect. Which student hadn’t skipped an occasional class? She certainly skipped many—because the content taught by the professors was too basic for her brilliant mind. The professors had noticed, but when they saw she achieved perfect scores in exams despite zero on regular assignments, and since it didn’t affect her overall performance, they let it slide. Who would have thought that this would now be used as leverage against her? Her demeanor turned cold, like ice forming over still water.
Professor Miller, shaking with rage, retorted, “You are utterly shameless! I’ll say it again, I won’t sign this document! Keira Olsen is my student, and without my signature as her advisor, you have no way of expelling her!”
The dean’s face darkened. “Professor Miller, you are blatantly stubborn. Since you aren’t cooperating with the school’s decision, I’ll have no choice but to suspend you!”
Professor Miller exploded. “Suspend me if you wish! Do you think I’m afraid of you?”
At these words, the dean laughed—a cruel, calculated sound that sent chills through the room. “Professor Miller, suppose you’re suspended. Your postgraduate students will have nobody to guide them temporarily. How do you plan to handle their graduation defenses? Let me see. You have six postgraduate students, right? So, are you planning to delay them all by one year?”
If a postgraduate student failed their defense, graduation would be postponed by one year. Many unscrupulous advisors, in a bid to have their students continue helping them, would deliberately fail them, causing the students to delay graduation year after year. In this respect, the students were always the disadvantaged group. The dean was using the most vulnerable as his weapon.
At these words, Professor Miller was taken aback. “You... you are absolutely despicable!” The dean was actually using his postgraduate students to force him to sign the document. Being a career researcher, he wasn’t used to cursing others. At this moment, he could only stomp his feet in fury.
Professor Miller’s postgraduate students immediately turned pale, their faces drained of hope. They looked at him anxiously, their futures hanging by a thread. The dean, however, continued to laugh. “Professor Miller, what is more important, one student or six? The choice is yours.”
He took out the expulsion form and handed it to Professor Miller. “Are you going to sign this or not?”
Professor Miller clenched his fists. He turned to look at his postgraduate students—some had already secured jobs and were waiting for their graduation certificate to start working. Some were engaged, waiting to get married after graduation. How could he sign? What was black couldn’t be turned into white. But he couldn’t ruin their lives either. He was at a loss, staring into their anxious eyes.
Then Keira stepped forward. “Are the senior officials here today?”
Professor Miller shook his head with a bitter smile. “They’re all at a conference in Clance, including the school principal and vice-principal.” No one was present who could reprimand the dean. Keira looked down, and suddenly a smile appeared on her lips—a smile that held secrets. “Professor, how about you take a few days off at home? We’ll discuss this when they return...”
If she exposed her identity now, the dean would simply dismiss it as a “misunderstanding,” and the matter would be swept under the rug. No actual injury had been done. But if the dean pressured the professor into taking a leave of absence and took action against his postgraduate students... exposing everything after that would mean the dean’s downfall.
After hearing this, Professor Miller sighed deeply, looked at his postgraduate students, and reassured them. “Don’t worry. Even if I’m suspended, I’ll wait for the return of the principal and the vice-principal, and I’ll appeal to them. I won’t delay your graduation.”
Keira added, “Professor, you can consider it as taking a few days off for yourself. I’ll have an answer for you on Monday.”
On Monday. That was just days away. The postgraduate students looked ashen-faced. They understood the professor’s choice—he was always the fair and impartial type. Yet they were involved out of nowhere, and the instigator was telling the professor so carelessly to “take a few days off.” It made them all feel very uncomfortable. Luca stepped forward and tugged at Keira. “Keira, if you don’t know what to say, just remain silent.”
Keira was perplexed. She personally escorted Professor Miller home. On the way, Professor Miller expressed his concern. “Keira, how are you going to deal with the Horton Group? Just the reputation of Dr. South alone could crush you. Who would believe you? Why would such a high-profile professor like him want to steal your solution?” In Professor Miller’s eyes, a conflict between his brilliant student and Dr. South must mean that the latter was shameless enough to steal Keira’s research findings. But when he asked this, Keira just laughed.
“Professor, Dr. South didn’t steal my solution.”
Professor Miller was taken aback. “Then who really did this study?”
“Me.”
Keira said indifferently, her voice steady as stone. “Or you can say it was done by Dr. South.”
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### Reader’s Impressions & Star Rating
Oh, my heart! This chapter is a masterpiece of tension and revelation. The way Keira stands strong while the dean tries to crush her spirit is so inspiring. And when she finally says “Me” and “Or you can say it was done by Dr. South”—I literally gasped! Professor Miller’s loyalty and agony, the students’ fear, the dean’s cruelty—every emotion is so vivid. This chapter earns a solid **⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars** from me. It’s almost perfect—just a bit more detail on Keira’s internal struggle would have made it a 5.0.
### Next Chapter Prediction
Now that Keira has finally acknowledged her identity as Dr. South to Professor Miller, the fireworks are about to begin! I predict the dean will step up his attacks, trying to ruin Professor Miller’s career before Monday. But Keira, armed with her true status, will unleash a plan that not only frees her professor but also brings the dean to his knees. The Horton Group’s evidence? That’s going to crumble like dust when Dr. South herself speaks. Get ready for the courtroom—or the boardroom—showdown!
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