"...it’s not completely impossible." Dr. K hesitantly spoke, his expression very hesitant, looking like he wanted to say sothing but held back, appearing helpless and conflicted.
Ling Kong, who had known him for so many years and understood his every move, instantly brightened up and asked in surprise, "Have you thought of a solution?"
Dr. K looked at him, struggled, and nodded.
"There is, but..."
"But what? Just say it, this isn’t like you to hesitate like this." Ling Kong glared, feeling anxious that there was hope but it wasn’t being shared.
"Do you think I don’t want to say it? This solution involves you." Dr. K said heavily. If it weren’t for that, he wouldn’t have been so hesitant. He wanted to save Third Young Master Jun, but Ling Kong was also his patient and his long-ti friend.
Having watched him grow up, he didn’t want him to be injured again. After all, this thod was very risky, and he had never tried it, not completely confident about it.
If it went wrong, Third Young Master Jun wouldn’t be saved, and Ling Kong’s body might suffer.
Moreover, he really couldn’t bear to see Ling Kong, who had been tortured by illness since he was a child, finally having a few good years, only to endure yet another tornt.
"Involving , why?" Ling Kong was shocked, never imagining that he could be related to Third Young Master Jun’s life and death.
"A while back, didn’t I conduct your semiannual check-up? I took your blood samples. At that ti, I was testing the drug developed for Third Young Master Jun. I suddenly had an idea; you’ve been injected with many viruses and bacteria and various drugs since childhood as a test subject in the lab, so your body produced many antibodies that ordinary people don’t have. I wanted to draw so inspiration from it, so I injected so of your blood samples’ antigens into his bacteria samples. Initially, there wasn’t any significant effect, so I didn’t pay much attention."
Dr. K appeared also very surprised by this unintentional incident.
"But when I entered the lab just now, I found that the sample had undergone a huge change, showing a bactericidal effect, and it was much milder than the drug we previously developed."
Ling Kong was astonished that the antibodies in his blood had an effect on the bacteria in Third Young Master’s body?
This was indeed an unexpected situation.
However, thinking back, growing up in the lab, Dr. K injected the test subjects with powerful viruses, repeatedly risking their lives for drug experints, developing new drugs, many children lost their lives to the viruses in these experints, and he was a miracle who survived among thousands.
Because of this, the antibodies in his body were extraordinary.
"Ling Kong, why I didn’t want to tell you, you should understand. After all, you ca from the lab and know a lot about dical matters. If you were to save Third Young Master Jun, it would cause great damage to your physical functions. Your body hasn’t fully recovered, and I’m afraid doing this could cause future problems with your health. Having you make such a big sacrifice to save soone you aren’t closely related to, and it might not even succeed, is the result worth it for you?"
Ling Kong was silent for a long ti, evidently understanding that this was a very serious issue.
It’s not a simple matter of saying "rescue" lightly.
To snatch a life back from the hands of death requires a heavy price.
He also feared the pain and tornt he had suffered since childhood and had always longed to be a healthy person.
But, can he just watch everything happen, especially seeing that girl’s sad and crying face, imagining her never being happy again after losing her father!
"He’s not just anyone; he’s Yiyi’s father!" Ling Kong spoke with firm but calm determination, hiding deep gentleness in his eyes, "I won’t let her lose her father."
After eight more Chapters, it’s still not the end. It seems it will conclude tomorrow with an emotional ending. It may not be the happy ending everyone wishes for, but it will be more moving and reasonable. As previously hinted, everyone understands.
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