Chapter 2250 It’s Not ck Technology
“What?”
Nicole was very surprised.
Camille nodded. “This is a secret within ourpany, and this experiment was carried out decades
ago. We only made a breakthrough in the past few years, but due to humanitarian concerns in recent
years, this experiment has been shut down. That’s why we’ve never really done any human
experiments, let alone made the project public. That’s also why Sebastian dared to recruit people
unscrupulously and set up a shellpany in private. In fact, the experiment isn’t feasible. The woman
that he imed to have resurrected isn’t the result of this project.”
Nicole’s face gradually turned pale.
Suddenly, she remembered the look on Jeff’s face when their eyes met the moment she left the
elevator.
If Sebastian’s project was immature and if it failed, then George Quay, who had cancer, would die
sooner.
Jeff also stayed behind...
Zuthi said that Jeff would be Sebastian’s test subject. If this was true, his already bleak life would
never get the opportunity to see the light again.
Nicole did not believe that Jeff was the kind of person that Rnd described.
She trusted her instincts more.
Nicole suddenly stood up.
“Hold on. Let me make a call first.”
She interrupted Camille, who was surprised for a moment. In the end, Camille nodded.
Nicole took out her phone and called Grant.
Grant was far away in Mediania, and it should be nighttime at that moment.
However, he sounded calm and reserved when he answered the phone.
“Hey, Lil N, what’s the matter?”
Grant might be impatient if someone else disturbed him, but he had no temper with Nicole.
Aida, who was by his side, seemed to be woken up too.
“Is it Nicole? What’s wrong?”
Grant made a hush gesture andforted Aida softly. “It’s okay. You should go back to sleep. I’ll go to
the study.”
Nicole heard the rustling over the phone and quickly said, “Big Brother, have you heard of a Canadian
man named Jeff Lieberman? He seems to be in investment banking.”
Grant walked out a few steps before he spoke.
“No, I don’t have any impression of that name. I’ve stayed in Canada before, but I don’t recall such a
person in investment banking. But it may be because it’s been too long since I was there. I can contact
my friends in Canada. Do you want an answer now?”
Nicole responded and said firmly, “Yes, I need it immediately. It’s best if you can get Jeff Lieberman’s
contact number.”
“Okay, I’ll hang up then.”
Grant hung up the phone and investigated the person for her.
Nicole paused, took a deep breath, and turned back.
Leighton’s face was glum, and Camille looked anxious and solemn. Nicole gradually began to believe
what they said.
Bringing the dead back to life did not seem likely even if humankind progressed for another hundred
years.
It vited thews of human ethics and seemed like a trap no matter how she saw it.
This belongs ? N?velDra/ma.Org.
Nicole walked over with a gloomy face and looked at them seriously.
“Then can you tell me how much you know about Yasmin?”
George Quay and Wayne Loewe were tempted simply because they saw Yasmin.
Yasmin was Sebastian’s sess story, so how did Sebastian do it?
Nicole did not dare to think about it.
Leighton said in a calm voice, “It’s gene cloning technology. This kind of technology isn’t considered
advanced, but the difference is that now it’s possible to extract the genes of specific organs and do
gene editing to prevent growth and clone the exact same organs in the fastest time possible. Back
then, cloning was the replication of cells intoplete individuals. Currently, it’s possible to edit and
clone a certain part of the body at will. After more than ten years of research, our team had a
breakthrough in this technology. It’s no different from customization, but there’s arge price to pay. It
needs the gic assistance of some rare animals and nts in the deep sea to ensure that the
cloned organs won’t be rejected by the individual.”
Nicole slowly understood.
She also figured out why Sebastian’sboratory was at the bottom of the sea.
Sebastian had spent a lot of effort building such arge underwater research base.
Camille continued, “Yasmin wasn’t dead at all. When she was brought back, she was still alive. It’s just
that someone gave her a high concentration of drugs that made her feel like she came back from the
dead. That’s why she has a sense of dependence on Sebastian when she wakes up. Although her
internal organs have been edited, the shoring of this organ cloning and editing technology is that
it’s uncontroble. Even if her organs have been reced with new ones, she probably won’t live more
than three months.”
When they spoke, it was as if they were talking about a set of experimental data.
There were no emotions attached. They were precise and clear.
Nicole’s heart sank slightly as she thought about Yasmin’s delighted expression from having been
revived.
“Why?”
Nicole was stunned.
She did not know whether she should be happy that she did not invest in the project or if she should
worry about others.
As he spoke, he was about to take out his phone when Camille hurriedly stopped him and frowned.
“Don’t be impulsive. We don’t know where Sebastian’s base is. If there’s no evidence, it’s useless to
call the cops. Ourpany has already issued a gag order, so we can’t mention this research. Let’s
wait and see if he’ll slip up, okay?” Reаd at Dramanovеls
Camille finished speaking and looked at Nicole.
“Ms. Stanton, can you provide any clues?”
Camille lowered her eyes and remained silent as she was shocked.
“No wonder the people we sent out couldn’t find hisboratory. It turns out he hid theboratory under
the sea.”
Leighton said, “There will be trouble sooner orter.”
Just as Nicole was about to say something, her phone rang.
It was a call from Grant.