His Ex-Wife Is A Billionaire (Evadne and Thaddeus) novel Chapter 821

Commissioned by Evadne, Chasel immediately tested the medication sent by Chad upon his return.

To their surprise, the drug was astonishingly effective. Aside from causing the patient to feel lethargic and sleepy, it posed no significant harm to the human body.

In the living room, Evadne examined the clear data on the lab report with a mix of emotions.

"What's this drug called?"

"I don't know," Chasel shook his head.

Evadne was taken aback.

"I don't know the name of this medicine, but its composition is almost identical to a treatment for mental illness developed a year ago by the National Biomedical Research Institute. However, that drug was only announced to the public and hasn't officially been released yet. I'm not sure if this is the one they developed."

Chasel sighed deeply, "Luckily, this medicine doesn't seem to have any serious issues and it's helping Marilla's condition. Otherwise, administering an unreleased drug to patients would seem a bit like using them as guinea pigs."

At that moment, a casual knock on the door echoed.

Evadne walked over and pulled open the door, her pupils suddenly contracting,

"Mr. Chad?"

There, sitting in a wheelchair, was Chad alone outside the door, gracing her with a smile as fresh as a spring breeze, as he looked up at Evadne.

"Ms. Evadne, I'm returning home tomorrow morning. May I have a word with you in private?"

On the balcony at the end of the hallway.

Evadne stood beside Chad, her radiant face bathed in golden twilight, as if she were an untouchable goddess.

Chad turned his handsome face toward her, his gaze deeply locked on hers.

"Mr. Chad, did you need something?" Evadne consciously avoided his eyes.

"I'm leaving tonight," Chad spoke in a soft, cultured tone.

"Safe travels."

"Before I go, I must fulfill a promise I made to you."

Evadne, puzzled, saw Chad open his palm before her, revealing three pills identical to the ones Marilla had been taking.

Before she could express her shock, Chad had already swallowed the pills whole. "As I said, I would take the medication with Marilla to assure you that there's nothing wrong with it."

Evadne's brows drew together gently, "I didn't say I didn't trust you. You didn't have to do this."

"A promise is a promise."

Chad's voice grew huskier, his pupils like layers of amber that could easily entrap one in his captivating gaze, "Besides, when it comes to Marilla's health, I can't afford to be careless. Don't forget, I'm the older brother to these kids."

"Thank you for the medication. Marilla's condition has improved significantly."