The Girlboss Begs For Remarriage

After the series of experiments, the scientist determined that Frank was the most suitable test subject, though that was already beyond doubt.

Sue was not sure if she should laugh or cry. "You think? If he isn't a suitable test subject, who would be?"

The scientist smiled in wry amusement. "You have to understand, Ms. Fisher-procedure is always necessary, or we'd have trouble answering questions in case of trouble."

Sue actually had to agree with that-if Frank's physical numbers did not reach the necessary threshold, she would be grilled by Alda and the others for conducting an experiment recklessly. On top of that, she could not live with that on her conscience either.

Afterwards, Igor gave Frank a day to condition himself, after which they would start injecting Frank with various serums.

Naturally, each was administered at a small dosage to test if Frank was allergic. The experiment would truly start when they were sure that he was neither resistant nor allergic.

While Igor had no one willing to invest in building a research center for him because he had yet to gain any accomplishments, his breakthrough in research meant that many bigwigs were rushing to put in their investments.

had an attitude. Endlessly grateful to

were not just going to let slip such a chance. They would pull strings just to contact alumni from Igor's university

Igor still had to work in Shagan. As such, those bigwigs became his

they insisted on

nodded in approval. She was not that fussy-if anything, she was worried that they would try

Tim Fisher and a handful of others were all

biology too, as rich people like them often dabbled in unusual fields. And pioneering research into they knew that this was me regeneration across

serums proved workable after sufficient evidence, that was on monkeys and not humans. No matter how similar they

did not really hold out

"Greetings, everyone!"

lab. "That's Mr. Frankton of Frankton Group. I'm sure everyone would have

little confused Frank was no match for them in wealth, but he more or less could