His secret spoiled wife (Lily and Alexander)

Chapter 2398

Yasmin lowered her gaze to hide her emotions. She could not tell anyone what the experiment was for

back then. After all, people would condemn her for trying to prolong her life by sacrificing another.

Yasmin could not bear to give up on the experiment. Therefore, the organization only gave each team a

formula and told them to follow it strictly during the research.

Of course, the organization also gave the teams irrelevant formulas to keep them from figuring out what

the experiment’s goal was. Although it would cause a waste of manpower and resources, it was

necessary to ensure the experiment’s confidentiality.

Lily said thoughtfully, “Now that I think about it, some things don’t add up in the formula. I’d like to try

making adjustments to it.”

“How?” Yasmin asked softly.

“I’d like to change some ingredients and their dosages and the sequence in which I add them,” Lily

explained, “Our research had always been about transplantation, replacement, and continuation before

this.

“I’m considering stimulating cell activity and regenerating cells. That way, there will be no need for Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

complex and risky surgery like transplantation, and we still can achieve what you want.”

"Really?" Yasmin eagerly asked, tempted by Lily’s explanation.

She was not as eager as she was now when Fred first mentioned the experiment. Although Yasmin

longed for it, she was still hesitant, too. Firstly, the experiment was inhumane as it involved sacrificing

another person. Secondly, it was highly risky.

Although she did not fully understand what Lily said about cell regeneration, Yasmin knew she would

not have to swap bodies with anyone.

She also would not need to go through endless surgeries to prolong her life. Not only might she regain

her youth through cell regeneration, but she also did not have to explain swapping bodies to her

people.

"Well, I can't guarantee it’ll work, but it's feasible," Lily said seriously. She knew she could not make

such a promise, but the less confident she sounded, the more Yasmin would believe her.

If Lily promised to make it work, the queen would only think it was an excuse to save Nick and herself.

After some hesitation, Yasmin asked, “Then… How much time do you need?”

“Six months or longer,” Lily answered truthfully. Since she had to redo everything, it would take time.

The excitement in Yasmin's eyes gradually faded as she mumbled, "I'm running out of time."

She had waited long enough for R10, and she knew she might not even be around for another six

months.

After some thought, Lily said, “Perhaps you can let me try? There’s no harm in exploring another

option, right?”