As they stepped outside, Cemre turned to Lauren and Margaret, eager to hear their thoughts on De Clermont's lecture. "What did you both think of it?" she asked, her eyes sparkling with curiosity.
Lauren, brushing a strand of hair behind her ear, replied, "I found it fascinating. De Clermont has such a unique perspective on the scientific part of alchemy and its complexities. It really made me think about how we perceive life."
Margaret nodded in agreement, adding, "Absolutely! His insights into the historical context of science were particularly intriguing. It's amazing how much our understanding of love has evolved."
Cemre smiled, pleased with their responses. "I felt the same way. It's refreshing to hear someone challenge conventional ideas about science. I think his ideas can really
