From Sneers to Cheers: Anthea’s Ascent (Anthea ) novel Chapter 410

Hiram chuckled, "No worries, no worries. I'm of age anyway! If those young women in their prime aren't scared, what's an old timer like me got to fear?"

Seeing Hiram so lighthearted about it, the middle-aged woman couldn't well argue further.

Everyone's got their own fate.

This was the path they'd chosen for themselves, and there was little anyone else could do to dissuade them.

The next day.

The news that Tanya and the two other patients had started on Anthea's concocted serum, the so-called "KA Solution," had spread throughout the entire hospital.

"Have you heard? That KA Solution is actually being used on patients!"

"If something goes wrong, that's three lives at stake!"

Just then, Abbey walked into the office, and someone asked, "Abbey, aren't you a bit too bold? Using an unverified drug on patients?"

Abbey said, "Who says it's unverified? Ms. Yeager and I ran dozens of tests to ensure its safety before deciding to administer it to patients."

Abbey wasn't one to be careless.

"And what if the patients have a rejection reaction?"

Abbey continued, "Ms. Yeager has considered that. Don't worry, the three patients have been on it for over 12 hours now, and there's been no sign of rejection."

"That there's no problem now doesn't mean there won't be later. Abbey, I'd prepare to hit the road if I were you!"

Everyone chimed in, echoing the sentiment.

Abbey just smiled, "Don't worry, that won't happen."

Everyone was waiting to see Abbey's downfall.

But a week passed.

Not only did the patients not show any signs of rejection, but their cancer cells had also significantly decreased.

Today was the day Tanya and the other two patients were scheduled for surgery.

Anthea was leading the operation.

Abbey was assisting by her side.

The entire process was captured on camera by a nearby videographer.

As she operated, Anthea explained the procedure to Abbey. She was concise and to the point, wasting no words.

Since it was a minor surgery, it was over in an hour.