Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 1371

“Genetic modification? Oh, please. As if that could ever become a reality!”

Professor Moira’s lips curled into a bitter, mournful smile. “Those who maliciously research genetic modification will never meet a good end. Take me, for example.”

With that, she pulled a flash drive from her pocket and handed it to Juniper Payne.

“There’s a video on here.”

“To monitor the changes during my daughter’s modification process, I secretly installed a camera. It captures everything perfectly clearly.”

Juniper took it and casually passed it to Flint, then to Silas Blackwood.

Silas plugged it into a laptop, and the full video quickly filled the large screen.

The camera angle didn't just show Professor Moira's operations at the time.

It also clearly captured two children.

Juniper was asleep on the hospital bed, an IV tube taped to her arm.

But upon closer inspection, the tube didn't even have a needle attached.

Beneath the hospital bed was a small, hidden cot.

Laying on that cot was a little girl about Juniper’s age.

She was the one with the IV needle in her arm, her blood actively flowing through the transparent tubing.

Because Professor Moira had deliberately staged the setup, aiming the lab camera right at the computer monitors, it was incredibly easy for anyone watching the feed to mistakenly believe Juniper was the one undergoing the procedure.

The truth was finally laid bare, and the crowd in the room was too stunned to speak.

So...

Juniper Payne really wasn’t some genetically modified monster. She was just born this naturally brilliant?

Wait, what?!

God, were you seeing this? How was this even fair?

“If genetic modification is actually a viable procedure, doesn't doing something like this completely violate human ethics?”

A reporter turned their sharp focus back to Professor Moira. “How are you even fit to call yourself a doctor after pulling a stunt like this?”

“That's exactly why karma came for me, and I lost my child,” Professor Moira said, her face ashen. “I only stepped forward today because I refused to let innocent people take the blame, especially Dr. Sommers and her husband. They endured unimaginable suffering trying to stop that genetic modification research.”

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