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Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 1166

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 1166

It Worked!

Even though Mason’s face was pale and meek, it did not hide his oppressive aura at all. Though it was

just a mere warning, it was enough to cause everyone present to gasp.

There was dead silence both inside and outside the isolation room.

However, Black Python did not stop and even went on to pull Janet’s clothes off her chest.

At this point, Mason’s expression got even uglier.

Henry reacted immediately and hurriedly pulled Black Python away. “Why are you tearing her clothes

off?!”

Black Python obviously didn’t take Henry’s words and Mason’s warning for it and instead said excitedly,

“Young Miss Jackson, why don’t you have red spots on your arms and neck?”

As soon everyone heard what he said, their eyes fell on Janet’s chest and arms.

Swiftly, Mason managed to quickly cover Janet with his thin blanket until only her arms were exposed.

However, it was enough for the rest to notice that Janet’s arms did not have a single red spot and was

fair as snow.

Everyone present was absolutely taken aback from this.

Herbert and James trotted all the way into the isolation room after hearing Black Python’s words, and

then they rushed in front of Janet.

Surely enough, Janet was infected with the virus, but she didn’t have any red spots on her body.

This meant that lesions didn’t form on her body from the virus!

The fact that she had no lesions meant that the antidote developed by Janet was a success.

It worked!

Everyone stood frozen in place.

The virus that Melissa had spent a month researching on was actually cracked by Janet within just

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Not only that, she also managed to develop the antidote.

“It worked! It worked!” Everyone present cheered.

They weren’t sure when, but Old Madam Lowry came into the room and quickly stepped forward to

hold Janet’s hand. “Janet, I’ve always known you could do it.”

Old Madam Lowry’s eyes, which were looking at Mason and Janet, reddened slightly.

Janet bit her lips and comforted Old Madam Lowry while stroking her back gently, “Grandma, I’m fine.

Mason will be fine too.”

Old Madam Lowry nodded slightly. “Alright, alright. I’m not worried.”

After speaking to Old Madam Lowry, Janet’s expression immediately changed, and the air that exuded

from her turned cold. She then said emotionlessly, “Sean, bring them out.”

Sean knew what to do and replied quickly, “Yes, Young Miss Jackson.”

After some of them left under Sean’s lead, there were only a few people left in the originally crowded

isolation room.

After everyone had left, Janet looked at Herbert and James. “I will conduct a blood sampling first, then

a comprehensive physical examination. If there is no disease nor virus left in my body, we will use the

antidote for Mason.”

“No problem.”

With that, Janet held Mason’s hand tightly with both hands. The corners of her lips curled upwards

slightly, and she said comfortingly, “Wait for me to be back.”

The man’s dark eyes showed a sign of reluctance, but he still let go of her hand in the end and said,

“Okay. I’ll wait for you!”

Janet smiled slightly, then got up and walked out.

Herbert looked at her back view and couldn’t help but say, “Janet, let me help you.”

“No.”

Drawing blood was a simple procedure, so she could easily do it herself.

Lara followed Janet and walked out together.

In the laboratory.

After Janet sat down, she began to sterilize the blood drawing needle. Janet was extremely skilled in

the procedure.

Lara followed closely behind her. Her brows, which had been furrowed all night, finally managed to

relax, and she said happily, “Janet, since there are no red spots on your body, doesn’t that mean there

is nothing wrong with you, and so we could skip the blood tests and all other tests?”

“No.” Janet looked extremely serious. “I should still take the blood test just in case—I want to make

sure.”

Although the blood test would take up to 20 minutes to get the results, she was not willing to risk

forfeiting Mason’s life just to save 20 minutes’ worth of procedures.

Because it was him, she had to be more careful no matter what.

As the sharp needle pierced her blood vessel, Janet didn’t even frown.

After a while, she quickly pulled out the needle and pressed the cotton swab at the location of the blood

vessel.

After the bleeding stopped, she removed the cotton swab and threw it neatly into the trash can.

What came next would be the dreadful waiting time for all of them.

Soon, the time had passed.

When Janet saw the blood test report, she was stunned for several seconds.

Then, her dark eyes flashed slightly as an unknown emotion came over her.