The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 526

Chapter 526

Saydie had been the only one staying in the hospital with her during these two days Nolan was nowhere to be found

Maisie looked out the window from the carIt was already autumn, and the trees growing on both sides of the streets had turned golden. The leaves on the ground looked like a golden carpet, adding color to the surrounding buildings

The leaves danced when the cars drove pasi them

Maisie brought Wayion to the Easton Estate, walked into the villa, and saw Stnx waiting for her in the living room

“Dad” Maisie walked toward him while holding Wayion’s hand

Strix looked at Waylon. “Who is this child?”

“He’s my son. Maisie smiled as she put her hands on Wayion’s shoulders. “Wayion Vanderbilt

Strix put down his teacup and smiled, “You have a son that’s already all grown up.

Wayion replied, “There are three of us. I have a brother and a sister.”

Maisie smiled but said nothing when she saw how surprised Strix looked

She let Saydie bring Wayion around and had a chat with Strix in the living room. After listening to what happened between her and Daniel, he said, “I didn’t expect that the Kents would fail.”

“Daniel said that his grandfather was the first person to research the virus. Did you know his grandfather?”

“My father did

Maisie frowned. She had looked up information during her three years in Hanns Palace. It was called ‘sleeper virus because the virus was undetectable.

The disease was split into the early, middle, and final stages.

After the first year of the early stage, which was the viral period after the incubation period, there would usually be continuous fever attacks and then the patients would fully recover, so it was hard to detect anything. After that, the patient would not fall sick. If the patient had cancer, the deterioration would slow down.

The middle stage happened around the third year. At this stage, the virus would have spread to the organs, and when the organs started to fail, the patients with cancer would rapidly deteriorate,