Spoiled by Mr. Russell novel Chapter 1645

Lily poured out the boiled decoction. It was steaming hot and exuded the unique fragrance of traditional herbs.

With complete focus, she poured the decoction into a bowl and turned around to put another pot on the stove. The other pot contained a brew for detoxification and an antipyretic concoction that would be used to spray the room.

She needed to dilute it before spraying.

Once she was finally done, a layer of sweat formed on her forehead. Fortunately, she didn't have to wear any protective gear in this room. Otherwise, she would be drenched in sweat.

It was as if she had taken a shower each time she took off the protective gear. She would be drenched in sweat. She would have been fatigued if it weren't for her healthy physique.

Lily sat down on the stool at the side and began writing the critical data.

With one hand massaging her neck, her other hand was hard at work, writing all the data she had found. Suddenly, she seemed to recall something.

Back when she worked under Professor Thompson, she had tried to destroy the data, but Austin managed to restore it by mistake. Later, she wanted to hire a hacker to hack into the database. At that time, Benedict said that he would get back to her. Some time had passed, and she still had not heard from him.

She did not know if he had forgotten or if the person he had found was not good enough. Could it be that the firewall the research institute had put up was too strong?

Lily shook her head as she continued to pat her sore shoulders. She had no idea if Austin had been found yet. If something were to happen to him, Dominic would be… sad.

"So, they're just asymptomatic carriers?" Lily asked after thinking about it.

She began to flip through the folder and discovered quite a few similar cases. These people had one thing in common—none of them felt discomfort. If it weren't for the fact that they were in close contact with the patients who were diagnosed and were admitted here, their blood samples wouldn't have been taken for testing, and no one would know that they had the virus in their bodies.

Dr. Morris shook his head. "You can't say that! Just because they don't have symptoms now doesn't mean they won't manifest later in the future. Even if they don't feel sick, they are threats to society. You know how high the infection rate of this disease is."

"Then where are these people?" She raised her head and asked after roughly looking through the pages.

"They're placed in another district and are under observation for the time being," he replied. "Dr. Blanc said that you should look at these cases as well, from… your traditional medical perspective."