Talented Heiress: A Rose With Thorns

"Ms. Murray, are you planning to take action against the Shadow Alliance?" Miguel's face was filled with shock and terror.

Yvette nodded lazily, her tone nonchalant. "Yes. Is there a problem?"

Miguel kept quiet at that. Who was he to say there was a problem?

"Ms. Murray, this deviates from the plan you and Mr. Phillip previously discussed," Miguel, mustering all his courage, said cautiously.

Their original plan was to take down DY Organization. Then, they would obtain

the mysterious drug DY was researching. There was no prior mention of provoking the Shadow Alliance!

Yvette's eyes narrowed slightly, her voice confident and assertive. "Well, I've changed my

mind."

She knew that if she told Ellen or Xavier about her plan to go after the Shadow Alliance, they

would definitely disagree. Thus, she kept it to herself.

"Ms. Murray..."

Miguel frowned as he broke out in a cold sweat. He wanted to reason with her, reminding her they were in Shadow Alliance's territory. But before he could, Yvette cut him off with a

dismissive tone.

"I'm sure."

Her voice was calm, but it was enough to make Miguel believe in her.noveldrama

She continued, "You should know what can and cannot be said."

Miguel's blood ran cold as he hastened to nod in agreement. "Ms. Murray, I understand. I won't breathe a word about this to Mr. Phillip!"

Yvette nodded with satisfaction, her gaze locked on the map in her hands. A chilling smile played on her full, red lips.

In DY's underground lab, Varian Morgrath listened as his assistant reported the findings.

"Dr. Morgrath, the latest batch of test subjects have shown signs of rejection. The experiment has failed again."

As soon as Varian heard this, his face darkened, and his tone became impatient. "Another batch of failures. Get rid of them!"

The assistant quickly nodded and replied, "Yes, Dr. Morgrath!" Chapter 768

The failed test subjects were dragged out of the basement by the guards. They were all children, the oldest no more than ten years old, and the youngest only a year old.

They were all emaciated, weak, and pitifully cowering in the corner.

At a wave of Varian's hand, the guards roughly seized them.

Powerless to resist, they were injected with deadly toxins. Their demise came in the form of agonizing suffering.

This brutal scene was nothing new to everyone in the lab. They showed no sign of emotion. To them, these children were not human beings but mere test subjects. When an experiment failed, they were to be destroyed.

"Dump their bodies at the mass grave," Varian said, looking at the bodies with disgust.

He then turned to the assistant and asked, "Are the new test subjects ready?" The assistant nodded. "Yes, Dr. Morgrath. They're ready."

"Excellent!" Varian nodded in satisfaction. "Continue the experiment. Inject them with the drugs.'

The assistant nodded and replied, "Yes, Dr. Morgrath.

But then he added, “Dr. Morgrath, we're running low on test subjects. If we're to continue the experiments, we may not have enough of them to keep the testing going."

Varian's face darkened even further at this. "Have them continue sending us children and infants. I don't care if they buy, steal, or abduct them. We must have

a sufficient supply of test subjects at all times!"

This was a critical moment in the experimentation process. Varian would not tolerate any lapses.

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