Even After Death Novel (Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller) novel Chapter 742

Chapter 742

Now, Olivia hated Ethan even from just a few flashbacks she remembered on occasion. If she recalled everything that had happened, she would hate him to the core.

But Janice had a point. Olivia’s Illness suddenly worsened because of the drugs. If there was a way to

stop the drugs, could it also prevent her cancer cells from getting worse?

Ethan was reluctant, but for the sake of Olivia’s body, he had no other choice.

“Alright, I’ll ask the doctor to reevaluate. I leave Liv In your hands.”

Ethan managed to find the medical team who had researched M1 back then. After some discussion, they

came to the same conclusion Janice did.

Chris suggested carefully, “Mr. Miller, to be honest, I’ve been meaning to say this a long time ago.

“Drugs that can wipe memories will have to break through the human immune system as well as various

other barriers. They are also long-lasting drugs.

“The side effects aren’t too severe in normal humans, but they will be amplified if the drugs come into

contact with cancer cells. So, the drugs will naturally become an accomplice for the cancer cells.

“You can’t just suppress them, either. You’ll have to completely remove the negative effects brought on by

M1.

“If not, with the various drugs taking effect on top of the anti-cancer drugs, things will only get worse.

“Still, Mr. Miller, from the papers and information you gave us back then, we can only develop drugs like

this for the moment.

“For now, we can’t make anything like an antidote. You’ll have to get it from Toxic Hive.”

In the garden, Olivia was basking in the sun with Snowball lazily leaning near her mouth.

Ethan stood on the balcony on the second floor, his hands behind his back as he gazed tenderly at Olivia.

It was a peaceful scene, but Olivia suddenly clutched at her chest. A look of pain and agony appeared on

her face.

Sharon hastily came forward to check on her. “How are you feeling, Mrs. Miller?”

Olivia covered her head. “It hurts. It hurts a lot.”