The Scorned Heiress: No More Mercy novel Chapter 938

He will never touch her again. With his immense wealth and social standing, he can have any beautiful woman he desires. He only ever sweet-talked her into those medical trials because her unique physiology could withstand the aggressive initial drug reactions. She was nothing more than a convenient first-generation test subject. The promise of curing her side effects is just a convenient lie to keep her docile. Her failing body doesn't even qualify as a decent laboratory vessel anymore. As for her plea not to let her down? That is the ultimate joke. In Gregory's world, only he is allowed to be disappointed; the hopes of a discarded pawn mean absolutely nothing.

Armed with the new intelligence and the fresh data extracted from Jovani's latest physical deterioration, Gregory heads straight to headquarters to brief the Boss and await his next command.

"So she has it. I suspected as much, but we lacked the concrete proof," the mastermind remarks, leaning back with an air of omniscient calm.

"Yes, sir. Shall I dispatch a team to retrieve it?" Gregory asks respectfully. His subservient posture is a stark contrast to his arrogant dominance over Jovani. In the presence of this man, he is nothing but an obedient subordinate.

"Tara isn't some ordinary target. Extracting it from her won't be that simple. I doubt anyone even knows where she has it hidden," the Boss replies. He possesses a deep understanding of Tara's intellect, fully aware that she is too sharp to leave something so critical vulnerable. Sending thugs to rob her or breaking into her home is out of the question. It would only alert her to their motives. "If she realizes we're closing in, she'll bury it deeper. Knowing her ruthless streak, she might just destroy it entirely."

A flicker of genuine apprehension edges the mastermind's voice as his fingers drum a steady, rhythmic beat against the mahogany desk. "We must secure or destroy that formula immediately. If she reverse-engineers or perfects the serum, decades of our experimental research will be rendered obsolete." He views Tara as a highly dangerous threat—a once-in-a-generation genius whose pharmaceutical expertise is virtually unmatched.

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