Chapter 321 The Antidote’s First Victory


    Third Person POV


    Xavier stood frozen, unable to speak.


    Henry pressed, voice sharp with impatience. “Well? What’s the result?”


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    “Praise the Moon Goddess…” Xavier finally swallowed hard, joy lighting up his aged face. “Alpha, your blood–it tested normal! The virus is gone!”


    Relief hit Henry in a wave. Though his lips were pale, his spirit burned bright. He even managed a faint smile. “Good. That’s all that matters.”


    But as the words left him, his strength gave way. Darkness clouded his vision, sweat burst across his brow, and before Xavier could catch him, Henry copsed.


    “Alpha?!”


    Panic surged, but Xavier quickly checked his condition. No serious damage–just exhaustion. Only then did he release the breath locked in his chest. Still, he shuddered at the thought of what would happen if Ms. Mary found out. For all her gentle ways, that little omega could unleash an authority that rivaled any alpha. He had no desire to be on the receiving end of her fury.


    The next morning, Aubrey woke rested for the first time in days. After breakfast she went straight to theb. But when she opened the cold storage cab, her expression froze–Vial Three was gone.


    Her brow tightened, and with it her aura shifted, cold and sharp enough to make Xavier stumble over his words as he rushed in to exin.


    “Ms… Ms. Mary…”


    “What happened?” Her tone brooked no dy.


    “It was the alpha,” Xavier admitted quickly, recounting everything, from Henry insisting on the injection <i>to </i>the blood test results. “His numbers came back normal, but…”


    “But what?” Aubrey’s eyes narrowed.


    “He’s still unconscious.” Xavier’s voice wavered. Even as a senior beta doctor, he found himself shrinking under her gaze. Perhaps being so close to Henry had rubbed some of his alpha. presence onto her?


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    Aubrey ignored the thought, already striding toward Henry’s room.


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    One nce at him lying there told her his condition wasn’t dangerous. Still, she ran a thorough check before straightening. “It’s only a side effect. The dosage may need adjustment, but there’s no sign of rpse. Which means…” Her lips curved. “Our serum works.”


    Xavier’s face broke into a grin. A year and a half of work, and they had done what no one believed possible. A miracle.


    “How long will these side effectsst?” he asked cautiously.


    “Unknown,” Aubrey admitted. “He’s the first case–there’s no precedent. He’ll be


    ufortable, yes, but it shouldn’t be worse than the disease itself. Still, for safety, we’ll wait at least a month before treating others. We need Henry’s full recovery to guide the next phase.”


    She gave her orders firmly. “Everyone keeps to the n. Push the research forward, use his clinical results as our model, and finish within a month.”


    Then, standing at Henry’s bedside, her mouth curved into a quiet, defiant smile. “The Kajit virus… so this is all you were.”


    Xavier chuckled aloud, then pped a hand over his mouth when he remembered Henry was resting. But his eyes shone withughter.


    “Yes, yes, you’re right. The Kajit virus–nothing but that!”


    Aubrey turned to leave. “I’ll be in theb. Call me the moment he wakes.”


    “Of course,” Xavier nodded, then hesitated. “Though… forgive me for asking, girl, but–you and.


    the alpha still haven’t reconciled, have you?”


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