Pampered By The Ruthless Underground Boss

Chapter 664:

Laura had kept her genetic disease a secret for years, hoping to shield Khloe from the burden.

But fate had its own plans—Khloe was entwined in it now, whether she wanted to be or not.

Khloe’s voice, typically distant and composed, took on an uncharacteristic gentleness. “Mom, don’t worry. I’ve uncovered the truth behind everything—it all ties back to the Dayton family. And with the evidence I have, they’re nothing.”

After reassuring Laura, Khloe turned her attention to Henrik, who was separated by the curtain. Her expression grew sharp and unwavering. Without hesitation, she began monitoring their organ conditions in real time. She had to ensure that every fragment of data from Henrik and Laura contributed directly to the development of the genetic treatment medication.

After three relentless days and nights of research, Khloe finally detected a minute, almost imperceptible fluctuation in the data.

The DHS cell levels displayed on the instrument were rising—so slowly it could have been overlooked. Then, just as erratically, they began to drop. The shift was subtle, but Khloe recorded the anomaly immediately.

from her restraints, scoffed. “You seriously think there’s an issue with that data? Listen, after analyzing data from countless test subjects, I can say with certainty that the

Her words trailed off.

glance, Khloe climbed onto one of the lab beds and

throat. For the first time, doubt crept into her

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fluctuations in healthy individuals, dismissing it as irrelevant. She had always been confident in the accuracy of her prior research. But

readings in complete silence, allowing

mind felt sharper. Without pause, she

anomaly appeared in the parameters,

researcher’s voice brimmed with excitement. “The DHS cells you identified do fluctuate. More importantly, genetic breakdown seems to be directly tied to them. If we can develop the right treatment and conduct successful trials, we could finally cure genetic diseases. We could truly

researcher’s words