What Happens in Chapter 1940 – From the Book Spoiled by Mr. Russell
Dive into Chapter 1940, a pivotal chapter in Spoiled by Mr. Russell, written by Luminous Night. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.
“Which ancient medical texts say you can draw the symbiotes back into your body? Have you watched too many movies or read too many comics?” Dominic glanced at Austin and slowly continued, “You need a trigger to plant symbiotes. Likewise, you need one to get rid of them.”
“What’s the trigger? I’ll go get it now!” Austin said hurriedly.
Dominic lifted his hand slightly to calm him down before adding, “We don’t know what symbiotes they are, so we can only eliminate them when we do. Furthermore, the more you agitate them, the faster they act up.”
“What do you mean? Are you saying what I did agitates them?” Austin thought about it and hated himself even more.
‘I’ve not just brought this calamity to everyone but has made my granduncle suffer more and more.’
“Not just this time. I also spurred the symbiotes' growth when I tried to draw them out by taking the medicated bath.” Dominic smiled bitterly and said, “Even I made a mistake, let alone you. So don’t blame yourself, okay? What bounds to happen will happen.”
Austin wiped his tears, saying, “When did you become a fatalist?”
“Sometimes it’s not up to us whether or not to believe in fate.” Dominic let out a wry chuckle, then turned to Alexander. “Why are you still here?”
“If I go outside and cause the disease to spread further, wouldn’t I have done humankind a disservice?” Alexander smiled.
He tried to lighten up the atmosphere with a jocular tone, as Dominic disliked them acting so seriously.
Austin indeed jumped to the conclusion without much thinking. Since the disease had seemingly spread to people around him, he believed he was the cause. However, Dominic’s words made him think.
His eyes reddened after reading through ancient medical texts for the past two days, but no record said symbiotes could spread through blood.
“But you said before…”
“I wasn’t thinking straight. I figured some things out during my waking moments for the past two days.” As Dominic was exhausted, he stopped after saying a few sentences and shut his eyes.
“So if it’s not my blood. Then how does it spread?” Puzzled, Austin held up his wrist and looked at the dried blood stain.
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