You're Out, Daddy novel (Natasha and Kenneth) novel Chapter 764

Right after Natasha had fallen asleep, someone's phone lit up. Kenneth picked it up, but when he saw the content, his eyes narrowed. He glanced at the sleeping Natasha and got up quietly. Then he changed into his clothes and left the room.

Spencer was in the lab, staring at the test results. A dark look crept onto his face, his eyes overshadowed by a hint of malice.

At that moment, Kenneth opened the door and walked in. Noticing the report Spencer was holding, Kenneth narrowed his eyes. “The results are out?”

Spencer stared at the papers, keeping his silence, but the look on his face betrayed his thoughts.

Kenneth approached Spencer and extended his arm. Promptly, Spencer handed the report to him.

Kenneth took a look, and he frowned. He had no idea what these numbers meant, but judging from the look on Spencer's face, things were not looking good. “Just tell me what this means.” Kenneth looked at him.

Spencer stared back as well. A moment of hesitation later, he took a deep breath. “That's the cure, all right.”

“And?” If this is really as simple as it looks, he'd be jumping around for joy, not brooding like a moody kid.

“There's one element in this cure that only Boss has. I have no idea what it is. I can create the cure, but without that particular element, it's not going to work,” said Spencer.

“So you're saying we still only have one dose of this.” A frown creased Kenneth's forehead. No wonder he looked like he just saw something terrible. Kenneth held the report in silence.

Spencer looked at him. “I have no idea what to do now, so I called you.”

Kenneth looked at him. “Just feed it to Thalia.”

“I would like to, trust me.” Spencer looked at him. “But Nat is my friend as well. I don't want any of them to get hurt.”

There was a hint of surprise and a hint of dilemma in Kenneth's eyes. “This is more complex than I expected.”

Spencer said nothing. He had hoped for better results, but this was just bad.

Kenneth inhaled deeply. A few moments later, he looked at Spencer. “Do we have any alternatives?”

“No. We must have that particular element if we want to make another dose of this cure.” Spencer shook his head.

Kenneth pursed his lips, his jaw tightening up.

Spencer slammed the table with his fist, and he stared at the ground, blaming himself for this failure. “I thought I was smart enough and that nothing could get in my way. I can't believe I'm challenged by something so trivial. That's years of training wasted.”

Kenneth stared at the report again. Even though he knew nothing, he still tried his best to get something out of it. “Not everything happens as we want it to.”

Spencer said nothing in return.

A moment later, Kenneth tucked the report away and looked at Spencer. “Are you sure this is the cure?”

Spencer nodded.

Kenneth narrowed his eyes. It seemed like he had noticed something.

Noticing Kenneth's silence, Spencer asked, “Did you find something?”

“Something's off.”

“How so?”