So she was out late at night just to see him?
Leaving the abandoned chemical plant, Lucinda rushed to the laboratory.
There, she roused Aldric from his sleep, forcing him to work.
After giving the drug to him for inspection, she waited anxiously outside.
About 10 minutes later, he finally came out.
“This drug is a good one. It’s incredibly potent. Based on the initial test results, some of its ingredients have a suppressing and alleviating effect on the $404 Virus, without significant side effects.”
Handing her the printed data sheet, he inquired, “That’s fantastic, Miss Simmons. How did you get this drug?”
Lucinda was surprised too. She carefully perused the results on the paper, choosing not to address his question.
Aldric pressed on, “However, the origin of this drug remains unknown, and there’s no information about it in the database. I suggest not rushing to administer it to Nathan. Leave it with me for further testing over the next two days.”
“Okay, thank you.”
He let out a sigh.
“It’s my duty. You don’t need to thank me. But it’s quite late now, and you’re still racing around in search of a cure for Nathan. He’s fortunate to have you.”
She smiled and looked at her watch. It was past midnight.
“Apologies for bothering you tonight. I must head back now. Keep me updated on any new developments regarding the medicine, alright?”
“No problem.”
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Aldric nodded and watched her rush out.
Lucinda raced back to N&L Fairy Land as fast as she could.
She contain her excitement as she stood at the villa’s entrance. She straightened her slightly disheveled hair and clothes.
Then she opened the door gently.
There was no light on in the living room, but an unsettling feeling washed over her.
As if realizing something, she flicked on the lights and her attention was immediately drawn to the figure seated on the sofa.
It was already the early hours of the morning.
The room was very cold, but Nathan was only wearing a light cotton nightgown.
His lips had turned blue, yet he appeared unaffected by the cold.