Her Vengeful Rebirth by Anastasia novel Chapter 427

Chapter 427 The Challenge 

Holding it in her hands, Calista decided to inject herself first. 

“No, you can’t risk it at a time like this, Ms. Calista!” Shaun was the first to stop her. 

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Calista, however, responded, “How can I 

Conquer the virus if I’m not certain of the antidote’s medicinal properties? Don’t worry, when it comes to enduring pain, 1 can handle it.” 

All the other experts wanted to stop her but were hesitant to speak. Essentially, they wanted someone else to serve as the test subject. However, Calista was right, conducting the experiment on herself held more authority. 

Amidst the anxious yet hopeful gazes of the crowd, Shaun gradually injected the serum into Calista. 

At that moment, Calista was tied to the bed, her mouth gagged tightly for fear she might bite her tongue in an attempt to end her own life. 

When Shaun administered the injection, she could distinctly feel something gradually entering her body. 

In her past life, she had always been waiting for this moment. Back then, she thought that no matter the cost, as long as she could survive and recover, walking out of the research institute, she would cherish. every single day of her future life. 

As the medication gradually took effect, Calista’s hand, where the injection had been administered, suddenly twitched. 

At first, veins of a bluish–purple hue slowly surfaced. Gradually, dark red veins also began to appear, their menacing presence reminiscent of a complex and mysterious pattern. They intertwined and seemed to climb upward along her arm… 

The process of “climbing” was clearly visible, with Calista’s upper body suddenly jolting. In that moment, at bright white light unexpectedly illuminated before her eyes. It was as if a slideshow was playing, images continuously flashing before her. The world alternated between darkness and light; sometimes upside down, sometimes right–side up. 

It seemed as though someone was urgently whispering in her ear, “Oxygen! We need oxygen quickly!” 

“Ms. Stafford, inhale! Breathe deeply!” 

Then there was the sound of equipment colliding. 

“Insert a central venous catheter…” 

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“Defibrillator…” 

“Quick! Give her the medicine!” 

Gradually, her pale skin seemed as though it was cut through by red and blue veins. Calista’s eyes widened, unfocused as she stared at the light before her. The images in her mind flashed faster and faster, her breathing becoming increasingly rapid, 

The anxious murmurs around her gradually gave way to the commanding sound of a piano. The music was intense, brimming with an evident restlessness. Just by listening, one could tell that the pianist was 

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dissatisfaction. Yet, upon closer listening, an undercurrent of innocent unease was discernible. 

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Calista was held by her grandmother, Tanya, who stood by the window. At that time, Kallum was seven years old and Calista was only two. Cradled in Tanya’s arms, she was a chubby bundle of joy. 

At that time, the Fairchild family had just undergone a major upheaval with the death of Kallum’s grandfather. Therefore, Tanya had brought Calista to visit. During the meal, Tanya noticed that young Kallum seemed a bit distracted. After he finished his meal in silence, he sequestered himself in his room to practice the piano. 

“Callie, Kal is feeling down…” 

Dressed neatly and exuding an aura of scholarly elegance, Tanya happened to pass by. Upon hearing Kallum playing the piano, she paused, expressing her admiration with a sigh. 

From a very young age, Calista started to be aware of her surroundings. Her intelligence was evident the moment she spoke. Upon hearing Tanya’s words, she might have been confused, but she asked clearly, “Why is he upset?” 

Grandmother chuckled. “Because his grandfather has passed away.” 

Calista blinked at her, her voice soft and childlike as she asked, “What does it mean to pass away?” 

She was acquainted with Kallum’s grandfather, a man who held a particular fondness for her. Every time they met, he would shower her with compliments. 

Upon seeing the innocent expression on Calista’s face, Tanya, for some unknown reason, felt a sense of melancholy rise in her heart. 

“Passing away means you won’t see them again. One day, your grandpa and I will also leave you, just like Kal’s grandpa did, never to return.” 

Calista was slightly panicked, clutching onto Tanya’s clothes, “Why aren’t they coming back?” 

“Because we can’t be with you for your whole life… my dear Callie! How I wish I could see you grow up. If that’s not possible, I hope there will be someone who will love you as much as we do…” 

Thinking about the chaotic situation in the Stafford family, Tanya felt a wave of sorrow washing over her the more she spoke. From the current state of things, it was clear to see what kind of life Calista would lead once they passed away.