Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 825

Warren’s smile froze on his face. This was beyond awkward.

Just then, Celine, now in a fresh change of clothes, naturally sat down next to Juniper, her beautiful face lit up with a brilliant smile.

“Have a piece of candy.” Juniper unwrapped a small sweet and popped it into her mouth.

“Yummy.” Celine scooted even closer, clinging to her sister’s arm as if afraid she’d disappear again.

Warren sighed. It had been a long time since he’d seen Celine smile so brightly.

“Let’s get down to business,” Shanley said, breaking the strange tension. “It seems both sisters have a rather complicated situation.”

“Both sisters?” Warren froze for a second before the realization hit him. “So your goal in seeking the A-N0 specimen was…”

“Juniper’s other sister, Ebony Fox, was poisoned. The antidote is missing a single ingredient,” Shanley explained, his gaze softening as he looked at Juniper. “Coincidentally, that ingredient is the A-N0 specimen. We searched the entire world, and Liberty Island was the only place that had successfully cultivated it.”

That was why Juniper had come to Liberty Island in the first place, and in doing so, found the sister she’d long since lost contact with. It was a coincidence, but it also felt like fate.

“Celine cultivated the A-N0 specimen herself,” Warren said, his expression turning serious, his voice low. “But right now, there’s only one.”

“That’s enough,” Juniper interjected while peeling an orange for Celine. “I can cultivate more.”

Developing the antidote would require a large number of specimens, so one definitely wouldn’t be enough. But with the original plant, even the most difficult cultivation would just be a matter of time for her.

“Someone, bring it here,” Warren commanded, not daring to delay. He was desperate to get on his sister-in-law’s good side. “The specimen, now! Juniper, if you need anything else, just say the word!”

Juniper shot him a look but said nothing.

Seeing the friction between them, Celine’s expression turned sad. “Juniper… Don’t be mad,” she stammered. “I’ll scold my husband for you.”

And with that, she ran outside. The hall fell silent, leaving only Juniper, Shanley, and Warren.

“You said before that it would only take a week for Celine to return to normal,” Warren said, his hands clenched into fists. “Is that true?”

“It’s true,” Juniper replied without hesitation. After a few seconds of silence, she added, “But there’s a side effect.”

“What side effect?” Warren pressed, his voice edged with urgency. “Is it bad for Celine? What will happen to her?”

“There won’t be any physical harm.” Seeing the panic in his eyes, Juniper’s lips tightened, her clear eyes wavering slightly. “The harm is to you.”

“What do you mean?” Warren asked, letting out a breath of relief.

“Hypnotherapy can restore memories buried deep within the brain,” Juniper explained, toying with her glass. “But it can also cause memory confusion. For instance… She will forget everything related to you.”