Pampered By The Ruthless Underground Boss

Chapter 359:

Barlow’s smile instantly vanished, replaced by a dark scowl.

How dare she be so dismissive? She wouldn’t be so confident once her results came in.noveldrama

Already imagining her defeat, Barlow watched closely as the staff began preparing to test Khloe’s vial.

All eyes were locked on the petri dish, the air thick with anticipation, as if something impossible was about to happen.

The moment Khloe’s vial touched the virus, it set off a powerful reaction. Through the microscope, the virus instantly froze, its frantic movement coming to a complete stop. On the high-definition screen, the virus’s structure quickly unraveled, collapsing and losing all activity in just a few seconds.

But Khloe’s green vial didn’t just destroy the virus—it began to repair the damage it had caused.

Infected cells started to heal rapidly, as if they were being revived, returning to their original shape and function.

Virus X wasn’t simply wiped out; the damaged cells were completely restored.

The room stood in stunned silence, their disbelief slowly turning to awe as they watched this miracle unfold in real time.

The researchers in the venue were left speechless, their mouths hanging open in sheer astonishment.

“How can this be? Virus X is gone. This virus was supposed to be unstoppable.”

“Oh my God! Didn’t Dr. Leah, the leading expert in the world, claim that Virus X couldn’t be wiped out and that humans would have to live with it? But Khloe actually managed to create a drug that can deactivate Virus X!”

“And it’s made from reeds! A locally sourced plant—reeds! Incredible! After today, the price of reeds will soar. This could mean a huge boost to the economy.”

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Shouts of disbelief rang out from all sides. The researchers who had once ridiculed Khloe now stood in awe of the potent effects of her drug. All their skepticism and mockery had turned into genuine admiration.

Sylvie, bursting with excitement, could hardly contain herself. Her face flushed as she exclaimed, “Khloe is incredible! I knew she wouldn’t disappoint.”

Charlotte let out a relieved breath, gazing at Khloe with admiration in her eyes. Joining Khloe’s team for scientific research had definitely been the best decision.

On the competition stage, Barlow stood motionless, his confidence evaporating as shock and fear took over. He had never imagined that Khloe, whom he had always dismissed, would create a drug capable of actually deactivating Virus X. In contrast, Origin Company’s drug, which merely slowed the virus, now seemed laughably ineffective.

Origin had poured two billion dollars into research and development for this project. But Khloe’s drug, made from simple reeds, made Origin’s two-billion-dollar investment look utterly futile.

And Barlow was the one most to blame.

Barlow’s face drained of color, his forehead beading with sweat. He stared at the results, still in disbelief, trying to justify himself. “This must be a fluke! Our Origin drug went through thorough research and trials. It can’t be worse than some random drug that just showed up. You must have cheated. This isn’t your work.”

No one paid his words any attention.

It was clear to everyone that there was a massive difference between the two drugs. Khloe’s green solution was undeniably effective in deactivating Virus X and even repairing cells.

Khloe’s gaze was icy as she addressed Barlow, her tone dripping with mockery. “If you can’t handle defeat, just admit it. Don’t drag your team down with your pride. Wasn’t this the drug you said no one in the world could defeat? How could I possibly have cheated? And seriously, do you even know what the rules are? The competition clearly stated that as long as a solution is verified, it doesn’t matter who created the drug. So tell me, does the ownership of the drug really affect the comparison results in any way?”

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