You're Out Daddy

Chapter 900 Do You Like Nat

Spencer was taken aback by the sight of Anthony's tear-filled eyes.

Ever since I got to know Anthony, he has always carried himself like a little adult. He's been brave, strategic, smart, and quick-witted. No matter how difficult the situation, I've never seen him frown, but now...

At this moment, Anthony simply resembled a child, mirroring the worry and fear of someone about to lose their dearest person.

A sense of bitterness welled up within Spencer's heart.

He also felt a twinge of shame for his selfishness, all for the sake of that one pill.

Taking a deep breath, Spencer averted his gaze.

Tears gathered in Anthony's eyes as he gazed at Spencer, his emotions hard to rein in. “All I want is an answer,” he said. “Will Nat ever get better?”

“I don't know,” Spencer responded, his eyes meeting Anthony's. “I really don't.”

“Aren't you known as a miracle doctor? Your skills are renowned. Can't you cure any kind of poison? Why can't you give me a clear answer?” Anthony's voice was filled with anxiety and desperation.

Spencer raised his gaze to meet Anthony's, his eyes reflecting the bitterness and sorrow he felt. “I've never thought of myself in such high terms; those are words spoken by others...”

“So, are you refuting that now? Are you giving up?”

“No!” Spencer locked his gaze onto Anthony's, his expression determined. “I haven't given up, and I won't! My life is dedicated to Nat. As long as she's not well, I won't rest. If anything were to happen to her... I'm prepared to sacrifice my own life!” He spoke with unwavering determination.

As the words reached his ears, Anthony's initial anger began to subside, replaced by a furrowed brow and confusion.

He couldn't quite comprehend why Spencer would express his dedication in such an extreme manner. Even if the man was close friends with Natasha, such a statement seemed excessively intense...

he thought about it, the more Anthony felt that these words were ambiguous. No matter how close friends they were, it seemed a bit too much for Spencer to

his brows as he gazed at the

him down. Sensing Anthony's gaze, he paused for a

contemplation, Anthony drew in a deep breath. He hesitated for a while, his lips pursing before he finally spoke, “Spencer, do you...

Spencer was stunned.

him a moment to fully comprehend

said, “Spencer, I appreciate how much you care

He squinted his eyes and asked, “What

that so?” Anthony

say something that gave you the

would give your life if

willing to give everything I have, my dedication, my efforts, to save her. I owe her that much, and I won't give up until she's better, even if it means dedicating my

Anthony finally breathed a sigh of relief. With this clarification, he didn't have much to worry about. However, a tinge of melancholy still lingered

“While I'm not certain about detoxifying Natasha at the moment, I can still ensure her vital signs remain stable. But rest assured, I won't stop until I find a way to obtain the antidote. If all else fails, I'll personally infiltrate the Vermillion Base and extract information about the antidote. In essence, I'll use every resource at my disposal and give my all

emotions, reflecting both hope and uncertainty. He understood that

Spencer remained modest, his reputation was noteworthy. He had successfully treated numerous complex ailments, and people were willing to pay a substantial sum for his medical

was Anthony's

he had been grappling with feelings of distress and inner turmoil. However, Spencer's words had a reassuring effect on him. Knowing that Spencer believed in the possibility of a

footing. “Spencer, remember, these are your words. I'll hold onto them,” Anthony

dark eyes filled with unyielding determination, Spencer asserted, “I always

ways to obtain that information. For now, just focus on keeping Nat stable, keeping her alive... That's my only request,” Anthony's voice quivered slightly

was all that

and met Anthony's gaze, affirming, “I give you my

lightening after their conversation. “Okay,” he said, “you focus on finding the antidote, and I'll brainstorm other solutions as