Chapter 22 Identify Ingredients by Smell
“If I were scared, would you let me get out of the car?” Yunice countered.
Seeing that Wyatt remained silent, she added, “Besides, I want my bracelet back. I’m waiting for you to name your conditions”
This time. Wyatt said, “I like the bracelet. I’m keeping it. His tone was <b>calm</b>, yet there was no room for argument.
Unwilling to give up. Yunice turned to face Wyatt and bargained. “What if I can cure your leg?”
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She wasn’t sure if it was just her imagination, but the car noticeably swayed for a moment after she said that. Yunice nced at the driver and saw <b>that </b>he had nervously checked the rearview mirror.
Did I say something wrong! For someone with a disability, their biggest taboo was having others bring up their pain. Wyatt was no <b>exception</b>. Besides, with Wyatt’s status, he could have any doctor in the world kidnapped to treat him, yet he was still disabled. That meant he had repeatedly tried and failed. Most likely, he had lost faith and patience in doctors altogether.
<b>Yunice </b><b>had </b>traveled with her father since childhood and <b>had </b>seen all kinds of patients, so she was familiar with this kind of mentality.
“There’s Datura in the medication you <b>take </b>regrly. I can smell it,” Yunice dropped a bombshell before continuing, “Your physical functions should be fine. Your mobility issues are probably due to nerve paralysis.
She stole another <b>nce </b>at the driver and <b>saw </b><b>that </b>he lookedpletely numb, as if he had already given up on <b>saving </b>her.
Tightening her grip on the ballpoint pen in her hand. Yunice held her breath and waited for Wyatt’s reaction. She was taking a gamble.
The <b>fact </b><b>that </b><b>Wyatt </b>hadn’t handed her over to his subordinates meant there was something about her that interested <b>him</b>. This was her chance, and she had to seize it.
Wyatt’s expression darkened slightly, but he didn’t get <b>angry</b>. “You can identify the ingredients of medicine just by smell?”
Yunice felt a twinge of disappointment because he hadn’t followed her <b>lead </b>in the conversation. But at least, for now, she was
“I can recognize <b>most </b>traditional herbal medicines by scent, but I need instruments to analyze modern medicine, Yunice exined
To prove her expertise, she introduced her notebook. “Take Alphasirox pills, for example. I can roughly determine its <bposition </b>in proportional amounts.”
She <b>spoke </b>without any sense of pride. <b>Instead</b><b>, </b>she looked troubled, “I spent everything I had to buy this medicine to save a life, but after analyzing it. I discovered a fatal w. This drug <b>contains </b>Aconite<b>, </b>which causes irreversible heart damage. The people who spent their fortunes on it to save their lives would never expect that what they bought was a poison that kills <b>a </b>thousand while barely harming the enemy.
Yunice noticed Wyatt’s brow furrow slightly. This was her second move to corner him.
Alplusirox pills came from Wellinges Pharma. They <b>had </b>been in development for over three years but had never been. officially released. Only <b>small </b><b>quantities </b>were circted in the ck market.
Yunice suspected <b>that </b>the reason Alphasirox pills had not beenunched was that issues had been discovered during the canical trial phase, leading to continuous dys.
Wyatt was the financial power behind Wellinges Pharma. If there <b>was </b><b>a </b>major w in the drug, no one would be more <b>anxious </b>than him. Her guess was spot on–<b>the </b>issues with the drug had a dyed onset.
Initially, Wyatt had full confidence in Alsirox pills. The early trial results <b>had </b>been promising, prompting widespread media coverage that painted the drug <b>as </b>a medical <b>breakthrough</b>. Demand was boosted. Hospitals lined up to coborate. with Wellinges Pharma, and orders flooded in
Chapter 22 Identify Ingredients by Smell
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That was when Wyatt <b>realized </b>the problem. He had been stalling the drug’s release, waiting for a solution. But the deadline for delivering the drug was fast <b>approaching</b>.
Wyatt’s gaze toward Yunice turned scrutinizing. “So what if you figured it out? You can’t fix it‘
<b>Yunice </b>smiled. “Not yet. But I lost 280,000 on this, so I’ll keep testing it.”
Wyatt let out a scoff, mocking her for overestimating herself. The car stopped <b>at </b>Star Coast. The driver swiftly got <b>out </b>and opened the door for <b>Wyatt</b>, Wyatt’s ck cane touched the ground first, followed by <b>his </b><b>polished </b>leather shoes. Seeing that he hadn’t invited her toe along. Yunice quickly put her notebook back in her bag and followed him. “
Jordan, walking behind her, chatted with her cheerfully for a few moments before heading to the front desk to arrange things with the manager.
With no other choice, Yunice maintained a careful distance as she continued following Wyatt.
At the entrance of the private lounge, the attendants opened the doors in two directions. The moment Wyatt stepped inside, Yunice, fearing she would be shut out, quickly followed him in
She <b>hadn’t </b>expected a familiar voice to suddenly ring out in the room. “Yunice?”
Yunice’s back stiffened. She turned to look at Paul.