Within seconds, the medication began to take effect.
Nathan’s body went limp and his eyelids grew heavy as if all strength had drained from his body.
“What’s happening to him?” Lucinda turned to Aldric, seeking answers.
He promptly examined Nathan.
“Don’t worry. The drug will induce drowsiness temporarily right after the injection. He’ll be fine after a good sleep.”
Lucinda and Sonny let out a simultaneous sigh of relief.
Sonny gently placed Nathan onto the bed and exited the room with Aldric.
Once they were gone, Lucinda kicked off her shoes, laid beside Nathan, and cradled him in her arms, allowing him to sleep peacefully.
She stroked his face as her gaze shifted to the banana tree swaying outside the window.
“Do you know when exactly I fell in love with you?”
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In a drowsy state, Nathan shook his head.
“On the day Logan brought me to the Roberts family’s house, you were the first person to smile at me. Ever since then, I’ve been helplessly infatuated with you. I.
Her sweet and tender voice made Nathan smile and reminisce about their past.
The banana leaves rustled outside the window and swayed with the breeze.
“Lucinda, are you really going to call off our engagement and marry.
He fought to stay awake, struggling to finish his question.
Before he could complete his sentence however, his eyelids slowly closed, and he drifted off into sleep.
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She continued gazing out the window, her eyes filled with unreadable emotions.
“Just sleep. A bright future awaits us.”
As Nathan fell into deep sleep, Lucinda gently laid him on the bed, tucked him in with care, and quietly exited the room to search for Aldric.
“Doctor, now that we’ve gotten this drug, can we make something similar or even an antidote based on its composition?”
With a serious look on his face, Aldric pondered for a moment, and then shook his head.
“There are a few substances in this drug that lack lab data. I’ve already checked. It doesn’t even seem to be something developed in our country.”
After a pause, he added, “The usual antidotes won’t cure the S404