Chapter 1930


    Lynn''splexion shifted, an instinctive move as he held his breath and widened his eyes at Lambert.


    Evelyn also jumped, a worried look in her eyes, but she didn''t rise to intervene.


    Lynn took a discreet breath, a hint of panic in his muted voice, "What exactly do you want to know?"


    "What drug did Raiden use on Re?" Lambert asked, "How is she now?"


    "A new kind of drug that plunges a person into the depths of their painful memories until brain death!"


    Lynn could see Lambert was a tough cookie and wisely chose to spill the beans.


    Lambert immediately pressed, "And Re? How is she holding up?"


    "On an ordinary person, the journey from agony to the end usually takes three days. Re seems like


    she''s got some fight in her, strong will and all, so maybe she''s got a bit more time. That''s why the big


    shots chose her for their trials," Lynn exined. "But at most five days, and she''ll be a goner, never to


    wake again!"


    Evelyn shrieked, "Will she really die?"


    "She won’t technically die, but live an eternal life in agony, shipped off to the eleventh sublevel for even


    deeper brain experiments!" Lynn said.


    Lambert cursed, "Raiden, that bastard, what''s he need this drug for?"


    Lynn remained silent.


    Lambert''s gaze turned dark as he stared Lynn down, "Listen, you find a way to cut Re''s dose!"


    Lynn shook his head immediately. "I''m just a pharmacist. It''s Professor Jackson running the show on


    Re''s trial. I''ve got no clearance for theb."


    "But you handle the drugs, don''t you?" Lambert said, ice in his stare.


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    Lynn, panicked, replied, "If I tamper with the drugs, they''ll find out quick, and then they''ll kill me!"


    Suddenly, Evelyn spoke up, "Lynn, this is murder we''re talking about. Don''t keep making the wrong


    choices. If there''s a chance to turn back, take it!"


    Lynn''s face showed self-mockery, "No, once you''re in Zion, there''s no turning back."


    Evelyn, furious, demanded, "Are you going to help or not?"


    Lynn said, "Sorry, I really can''t help you!"


    "Fine!" Evelyn nodded, "You can be heartless, but I''m calling your parents. They''ve been searching for


    you! I''ll send them the address, and they''lle running, no matter the distance, to see just what their


    son has been up to!"


    Lynn''s face changed color, his tone angry, "Evelyn, you can''t do this. They''ve been good to you, how


    can you have no conscience?"


    "And do you have a conscience?" Evelyn red at him fiercely, "If you do, then ask yourself how many


    terrible things you''ve helped those people do!"


    Lynn''s eyes reddened as he stared at Evelyn. "Why are you forcing me like this for a stranger?"


    Evelyn''s tears fell as she said, "Re''s no stranger; she''s saved my life twice! And for you, I came to


    this godforsaken ce, nearly got assaulted, nearly died, and you just watched. Who''s really forcing


    whom here?"


    Lynn looked down, his face a portrait of torment.


    Disappointed, Evelyn pulled out her phone to make the call.


    "Don''t!" Lynn shook his head in panic, "Don''t call them. I''ll listen to you!"


    Lambert snorted, "Should have been this easy from the start!"


    Lynn said, "I can''t stop the drug. I can only dilute it. If you want to save her, do it fast; she doesn''t have


    much time left!"


    Lambert''s face hardened. "I''ll get her out!"


    Lynn nodded, stood up, and said, "I''m off then, but trust me, I won''t go back on my word."


    He gave Evelyn onest nce and walked away.


    Evelyn, teary-eyed, watched his retreating figure, unable to help herself from following.


    "Lynn!" Evelyn called out to him in the hallway, "If this gets out, will you be in danger?"