He also had a notebook filled entirely with records of difficult and unusual cases he had encountered.
I didn't disappoint him either.
On the very day Dr. Smith was promoted to professor, I successfully passed the exam to become his research assistant.
"Professor Smith, I know there was a lot of luck involved in passing this exam, but I'll work hard to improve my skills and be a competent research assistant in the future!"
Dr. Smith smiled and patted me on the head. "I've always had high hopes for you. It's just your judgment that wasn't great, wasting several years."
I knew what he meant and smiled awkwardly.
Seeing Dr. Smith's amused gaze, I suddenly blurted out, "I believe my judgment is excellent this time!"
Dr. Smith seemed momentarily taken aback, his ears slowly turning red.
Later, I moved offices and was transferred to the same department as Dr. Smith.
I didn't see Jack when I left.
However, I heard from colleagues that he was hospitalized due to an injury.