The CEO’s Regret My Ex-Wife is a Tech Goddess novel Chapter 254

"Early screening and proactive intervention can drastically mitigate the risks, delaying or even preventing the onset of the disease."

She leaned forward slightly, her expression desperate. "I heard that your father was proactive about it too."

"Silas, my biggest wish right now is for you to promise me you'll get a professional genetic screening. Okay? We'll go together. I'll be right there by your side."

Silas flinched, staring fixedly into her clear eyes, his gaze turning terrifyingly cold.

Alaina's heart dropped. She had anticipated this reaction.

Silas was as silent as a statue carved from ice. His jaw was clenched tight, and a dark hostility she hadn't seen in a long time swirled in his eyes.

"Silas, even if you control your diet and exercise rigorously every day, when it comes to genetic flaws that still require medical intervention, you're basically taking a passive approach," she pressed on relentlessly.

"If you do nothing and your genes continue to mutate, you only have three years until you turn forty. You might even fall ill before then."

Silas swayed slightly, as if her words had stabbed him in the gut.

He looked away. "I know how to manage my own affairs."

"Don't flatter yourself by thinking we're in the same boat, or that I need anyone's pity or interference."

He snapped his head back to glare at her, his eyes as sharp as daggers.

"You don't have to worry about me dying before you do."

"Even if I die first, I'll ensure you're fully provided for with every resource you need."

"You said you wanted to create a lithography machine that outpaces the United States."

"That's my wish, too. Even from the grave, I will continue to pave the way for you."

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