No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

I hope this is going to be successful. I really hope we can save Grandma! Elisa repeated such thoughts over and over again in her mind.

The anxiety that had been muted by Gareth just now had just returned.

She inhaled deeply before looking at the results carefully.

From Gareth's point of view, he could see how tense her entire body was.

"How is it?" Jeremy asked anxiously.

Elisa had been peering at the microscope lens for two minutes without any response.

She seemed to be at a loss for words as she straightened her back. Then, she spoke rigidly.

"Take a look yourself." She sounded uncertain, doubting what she had just seen.

Jeremy couldn't decipher her grave expression if the attempt were successful or not.

Since Elisa gave way to him, he walked over and looked at the microscope.

Meanwhile, Gareth remained silent as he looked at Jeremy solemnly.

Within ten seconds, Jeremy, who had been mature and dour, suddenly let out a yelp of excitement.

"It's successful! It's successful!" He repeated the second time with more excitement in his voice.

Shock flitted across Gareth's eyes, swiftly replaced by an expression of incredulity.

He quickly glanced at Elisa, waiting for her reply.

Right after that, Jeremy stood up and looked at Elisa excitedly. "You're amazing!"

He was on the verge of addressing her as 'master' but refrained from doing so due to her youth and status as Gareth's former wife.

Gareth froze momentarily before asking nervously, "Really?"

"Yes!" Jeremy exclaimed again.

He had been saying that a few times in pleasant surprise and shock.

Gareth's gaze fell on Elisa, waiting for her to say something as if he couldn't believe it without hearing from her.

He used to trust Jeremy entirely in the past, but now he wanted another confirmation.

Elisa inhaled sharply before replying solemnly, "I… can be one hundred percent sure about this. We must extract some cancerous cells from patients to test it again."

"Of course! But that is just an experiment. We still need to do a live test on patients…"

His voice trailed away.