The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

I need to get him his pills immediately! Where’s the bottle of pills he needs?

As soon as she returned to the suite and recalled the things he told her before passing out, she started searching high and low in the man’s room.

When she found the things he needed in the man’s drawer, she paused and muttered to herself, “What the heck is this?”

It turned out there was a miniature temperature regulating device next to the bottle of odd-looking pills. As soon as she tried opening it, smoke gushed out of the device.

What sort of pill are we talking about? What’s with this weird-looking device next to it?

As confused as she might be, she knew she couldn’t afford to waste her time anymore. She returned to the living room and stuffed the pill into the man’s mouth.

Ten minutes later, she felt a sense of relief once he regained consciousness. Subsequently, she collased to the ground and took a seat next to the barely conscious man.

Alright, I’ll figure out these mysterious-looking things once I’m done sorting things out with this unconscious man!

Sabrina returned with a pail of lukewarm water and cleaned the man before tucking him in on the couch.

Once she had everything sorted out, she took a seat next to the window and drafted a text.

I need you to answer

message took Sasha, who was at Oceanic Estate in Jadeborough, by surprise

reached for her phone since it was the first time Sabrina tried getting in touch with

inquiring about the

You’re a doctor, aren’t you? Have

Sasha: Huh?

glimpse of the formula printed

Handle CuSO₄ with

that freaking copper sulfate? What is

Thus, she rushed out of the room with

He’s currently in the study for

showed Sasha

handed Jaena to

“What’s wrong? I’m here!”

He brought his

yelled, “See! Sabrina has just gotten in touch with me and sent me

into the study from her room upstairs, but she wasn’t the one making a fuss out

all, Sabrina’s life might be at stake if she were to mistake copper

compound was often involved in the agricultural setting as an herbicide. In other words, it was never