"I didn't expect original scientific research to be as simple as that."

Adam laughed, "Thanks to Peggy."

"Dr. Adler's mathematical calculations have really made such a great contribution in this clinical research?"

Lechel looked at Page.

"certainly."

Adam said certainly: "Otherwise, it wouldn't be called Duncan Adler's technique."

"Have you published the name?"

Bevli said in surprise.

"I have submitted the article to the Lancet."

Adam shook his head and said, "Because the review takes time and it is not published before Christmas, it is probably going to be delayed until New Year's Day next year, but they have contacted us and are going to come and take a set of cover pictures."

"Looking forward to reading your paper."

Lechel looked at Page.

“Don’t look forward to it.”

Page smiled and said, "Adam knew the festival traditions of the Hofstadt family and specially brought the papers here. Please correct me with Dr. Bevley Hofstadt."

"That's great."

Lechelle's eyes lit up and he looked at Bevli: "Mom, let's start?"

“Go straight to the point, I like it.”

Bevli stood up and nodded: "I'll get my paper."

"I'll go, too."

Lechelle also stood up.

Then Alfred and Michael stood up one after another and went to their respective rooms to get their respective papers.

"Oh, I'll go too."
Chapter completed!