Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed

Chapter 638

Walking a bit further, separated by just a door, lies the lounge area Roseanne had meticulously planned out.

With eight suites in total, each one furnished with a bed, wardrobe, and even a full-length mirror and washstand.

The communal area outside boasted a coffee nook, bookshelves, a swing, and a ping-pong table for leisure and entertainment.

Moreover, Roseanne, who had a passion for cooking, had also equipped a small kitchen, already stocked with pots, pans, and utensils.

This area was managed by a smart system, strictly segregated from the lab zone to ensure no disturbances.

"Upstairs, there's a gym, and out back, a swimming pool. The view's not half bad either. It's nice to stand here with a cup of coffee and just gaze out. Oh, and we're planning to set up a snack rack; we've got a real foodie in our team." When initially designing this space, Roseanne had debated whether to allocate so much area for relaxation.

It seemed... quite unlike a typical lab...

But then again, considering the intense focus required for experiments and writing papers, it's unrealistic to expect non-stop high-intensity work from anyone. Humans aren't machines, after all.

A proper break and relaxation are indeed necessary.

we're going to do it, might as well plan it thoroughly and aim for

doesn't look like a

"Mamie said

an experiment, we could totally crash here, feels just like home," Arkle said, running his hand along the

day when he, too, could ignore the bothersome people and things around

Scales, noticing Carlson's reaction,

suddenly said. "Sometimes, it's

fight back than

that most people don't

silent, "...What if the fight is

is guaranteed. If you lose, you lose. Just start over. As long as you're

too busy exploring, touching

...

and Lynn had finally managed to send off their guests and take a

dangling her legs, her face scrunched up, complained, "I've been standing all morning; my legs don't even feel like

you make sure to brief the reporters as you were seeing them

sat up straight, "I