Chapter 49 Judged Dead

How could it be?

So soon?

Elodie swallowed hard. It was not rare to see such a thing before. After all, he was willing to do it, or in other words, he traded his life for it.

If he died, then he died.

But this time, it was hard for Elodie to accept it.

Was this young man more special?

Elodie tried to look into Daniel's eyes.

She moved very slowly.

The light was shining.

His unfocused eyes seemed to determine the end.

After a while, she came to his senses and looked at the young man carefully.

Elodie didn't even know his name.

She took out a notebook from the window.

"The first attempt of the mutated factors failed."

"During the experiment, the subjects reacted violently and finally died in less than 15 minutes."

"Conclusion: it's difficult to integrate the berserk degree of the mutated factors with blood, to make human gene change. It's also impossible to slowly integrate the mutated factors into human blood by exchanging blood."

Elodie stopped writing.

She stared at the corpse on the operating table.

She suddenly recalled the previous hours.

"She is not someone else. She is my wife."

"As I said, I held her hand and wouldn't let it go."

"... Now you have to add the name of stinky mouth."

Elodie took a deep breath and wrote in her notebook, "Someone lives in his promise."

"Clap!"

The notebook was closed.

The light in the room was turned off.

The door was closed.

Everything was in darkness.

Two hours later.

Novini moved her fingers and slowly opened her eyes.

She was about to support herself with her hands.

A cold voice appeared, "Don't move if you don't want to die."

Novini stopped and her memory flooded over.

She remembered that she was chatting with Daniel in the snow!

How did it become like this?

Besides, half of her body was numb. Was she injected with an anesthetic?

Before Novini could figure it out, a woman's face suddenly appeared in front of her while she was lying on the bed.

Because from her angle, this woman was looking down at her.

"You have a good appearance. If I were a man, I would marry a woman like you."

Said Elodie.

"Who are you? Where am I?"

"You can call me Dr. Elodie. But people who are familiar with me like to call me Dr. Crazy."

"Doctor?"

Winnie soon understood and asked, "Then this is the hospital. By the way, where is my husband?"

Staring at her, Elodie said, "Fortunately, you haven't forgotten him. Otherwise, I would feel sorry for him."

Novini was confused. "What do you mean? My husband took me to the hospital. You saved me, doctor?"

"Or what?"

"Thank you. What do you mean by that?"

"Don't thank me."

Elodie said coldly.

After thinking for a while, Novini asked, "Where is my husband?"

Without answering her, Elodie walked to a chair and sat down.

"Where is my husband?" Elodie asked again.

She was so anxious that she even wanted to sit up.

However, half of her body was numb, so she could only struggle for a while.

"Lie down if you're afraid of death."

After saying that, Elodie took out a book and began to read it.

Novini also realized that she was seriously injured and couldn't move. But Elodie didn't answer her question, which made Novini realize that something must have happened to Daniel.

She tried to calm herself down, but she couldn't help saying, "Doctor, please answer my question."

"Well, you'd better lie down for ten days. Then you can barely walk."

Elodie lowered her head and read a book.

"Daniel, where have you been? Daniel, didn't you say..."

"Stop shouting!"

Elodie interrupted her coldly.

"What happened to him?"

"What does Daniel look like?" Elodie suddenly asked.

"He is tall, not very handsome, and not very white. He has short hair, and his eyes look a little cold. But if you know him well, he is a good person."

"So, it's not your husband sent you here," said Elodie flatly.

"What? Not him? Then who is he?"

"Anyway, it's different from the person you described. And the person who sent you here has left."

"How is that possible?"

It was the third time that Novini struggled to get up. This time, she really didn't care about anything. She tried hard to sit up with one hand supporting her.

Putting down the book, Elodie scolded in a low voice, "Both of you are crazy."

Then she stepped forward and pressed her.

"Your heart has been displaced. I have used a special method to help you recover. If you move randomly, it is very easy to be displaced. And your kidney has been broken into a small hole by the vibration. I have spent a lot of energy saving you. You should thank yourself for being lucky. Not me, no one can save you in the whole Suez underground city."

"Thank you very much for saving my life. You said the one who took me here was not Daniel. You must be kidding, right? Who else can it be except him?"

Novini grabbed Elodie's hand, looking forward to her answer sincerely.

Elodie raised her head.

Who else could it be except him?

Well, so what?

This was fate.

Elodie withdrew her hand.

"I'm not kidding. I can only say that your husband is timid and runs away without you."

"How could it be possible? There is no one around us in the snow. I am lying on his legs. He told me his dream, a dream of a world before the disaster. He said that one day, we could build the house on the ground and see the sun. He wanted to plant flowers on the mountain. How could he run away?"

While recalling, Novini shook her head hard.

Elodie felt a little annoyed for no reason.

"Anyway, according to your description, the person who sent you here is not your husband. You'd better lie down and don't move. If you need anything, press the red button beside."

Elodie picked up the book and walked out of the room without looking back.

It was nine o'clock in the evening of the second day.

Elodie came to the lab.

After turning on the light, Elodie immediately fixed her eyes on the operating table.

Seeing that he was still motionless, Elodie felt a little disappointed.

He came to the operating table and touched the corpse's arm with her finger. It was extremely cold.

Then his breath, and his pupils.

Elodie didn't expect herself to do so.

After finishing the steps, Elodie lowered her hands.

The god of death finally waved a sickle that could not be dodged.

Elodie's last hope was shattered as well.

"You have to pay the price for what you have done to me. You're willing to trade your life for that woman's life. As long as you think it's worth it,"

She might be talking to the corpse.

"In fact, someone once criticized me, saying that you are a doctor and you should save other lives. Why did you exchange something for something?"

"If possible, I might not have said that at the beginning."