Revenge After Death

Chapter 802

"Xan!" Ashton cried out.

Xan, who had been rehearsing a dance with her classmates in the dance studio, suddenly fainted.

It happened without any warning, and there were traces of dark blood coming from her nose.

"I'll send her to the hospital. Give my mom a call, Zachary!" Ashton asked his best friend, Zachary Cooke, to call Stephanie. He then hurriedly ran to the hospital with Xan in his arms.

Stephanie and Steven rushed over to Huma Hospital. They were anxiously waiting for the doctor's test results.

"There's nothing wrong with your daughter's health," the doctor said, perplexed.

Why did Xan suddenly taint when all her test results came back normal?

Stephanie held onto her hand worriedly in the hospital ward. She had long since bonded with both Ashton and Xan after all these years of living together.

"Don't worry, Mom. She's not ill, so she'll wake up soon," Ashton comforted her.

should head back to the campus for now. Your dad and I will watch over Xan." Ashton nodded and

hospital bed as she watched Xan. "If she's not ill, why would

said nothing. He stood behind her

of a mark on their faces. They

called out despite

replied as she gently wiped Xan's

same night. Since the hospital said she wasn't ill,

signs of regaining consciousness even until the next day. Stephanie started panicking and hurried out of her bedroom. She had a handful of hair in her clutch. "Something's wrong with Xan, Steven! She's losing

she was unconscious. She even had dark blood coming out of her nose. No one

a check-up instead?" Stephanie asked anxiously. As a mother, she was

9. Both Ashton and Xan are experimental subjects from Genome Society's headquarters' experiment regarding

up and turned around

when Steven received an

ago..." He hung his head

a year ago?" Stephanie frowned as she stepped forward and looked at Steven. "You told me that you were bringing Xan out for a trip

told me not to tell you guys. She didn't

all normal, but Xan has some genetic mutation. New genes have appeared at multiple sites, replacing original ones. However, unlike other mutations, we still can't tell what kind

during DNA replication, which is an important factor in biological evolution.