*
Inside the laboratory.
Li Chenlin lay in the hospital, completely on edge. "How much longer is this going to take?"
Lu Tingyan yawned, taking a moment from his busy schedule to glance at him. "Good work takes time. Why are you in such a hurry? Susu hates impatient guys like you."
Li Chenlin stiffened as if Lu Tingyan had struck a raw nerve. He held his breath and lay back down. "Then at least tell me how much longer I have to lie here."
He’d been lying in this hospital bed for days, perfectly healthy and pain-free!
Lu Tingyan glanced at his tail, which was gradually becoming more defined as if about to differentiate, and smiled faintly. "It should be soon. Don’t be anxious."
Li Chenlin was getting annoyed, and he was also a little hungry.
Yelias pushed the door open and came in, carrying a plate of grass and carrot salad. He brought it to Li Chenlin. "Eat up."
Li Chenlin took the salad and snorted. "I’ll put up with this farce for a month, tops. If there are no results in a month, I’m taking my mom and leaving."
Lu Tingyan and Yelias exchanged a look.
Yelias gave Lu Tingyan a look that silently asked if they were really going through with it.
Lu Tingyan’s gaze was resolute. With Susu already staying out all night, what other choice did they have?
Yelias turned to Li Chenlin, his expression calm and composed. "Don’t worry. It won’t even take a month. You’ll see results in ten days, at most."
Hearing this, Li Chenlin finally relaxed a little.
He asked again, still uneasy, "How’s my mom doing at Bai Su’s place? Is she settling in okay? Has she been asking to see me?"
Lu Tingyan said, "Don’t worry, she’s doing great. She’s busy learning to read and watching cartoons. She has no time to worry about you."
Li Chenlin turned his head away and snorted again, but his expression had softened considerably.
As he chewed on the carrots and grass in his mouth, he suddenly caught a rich, fragrant scent.
It smelled like some kind of meat.
Li Chenlin paused. "Where’s that meat smell coming from?"
A flicker of light crossed Lu Tingyan’s eyes. "You must be smelling things. No one is eating meat here."
Li Chenlin sniffed again. He was sure it was the smell of meat.
Only, the smell made him a little uncomfortable.
In the past, the smell of meat and fresh blood would have excited him, but lately, he seemed to be eating meat less and less often.
’Wait a minute...’


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