Chapter 307


    As she spoke, Isabe deftly unsped a thin silver chain from around her neck. Hanging from it was a


    tiny ss vial about the size of a thumb, filled with a deep green liquid. This must have been the


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    antidote.


    Upon seeing the coveted antidote, Natalia was overjoyed. She impulsively moved towards Isabe,


    reaching out to grab the vial, but Isabe skillfully sidestepped her.


    Isabe held the antidote high, a cold smirk stered on her face. "Natalia, you want this antidote,


    don''t you? No problem. Leave Magnus, and I''ll make sure he takes it."


    Natalia was taken aback. "But even if I leave, Magnus will never ept you again."


    "That''s not your concern anymore. I live to torment you two. I want to break you apart, watch you drift


    apart, never to meet again!" Isabe''s voice dripped with malice, her eyes gleaming with anticipation.


    "Only when you''re gone will Magnus see how good I am! So, you must leave him. Go somewhere he''ll


    never find you!"


    "Isabe, you''re seriously deluded if you think you can break us up like that. True love can''t be broken


    by time or distance. You''re so naive." Natalia was baffled by Isabe''s twisted logic. It was madness.


    "Naive? Ha!" Isabe scoffed dismissively. "You think it''s as simple as you leaving? Natalia, you have


    to swear, swear to never return to Magnus'' side, then I''ll give you half of the antidote. The other half, I''ll


    give to him after you''ve left."


    "No, I can''t do that." Natalia tly refused. How could she leave Magnus? If she just left like that, how


    heartbroken would he be?


    "Can''t do it? Natalia, isn''t Magnus already starting to deteriorate? Let me tell you, if you let this poison


    spread, it will get worse until it seeps into his marrow. By then, even if you have the antidote, it''ll be


    useless." Isabe pocketed the antidote, crossed her arms, and stared at Natalia with certainty,


    convinced she would agree.


    Natalia paled instantly. She knew Magnus'' condition was critical, and the antidote was needed urgently.


    There was no more time to waste.


    "Fine, I agree." Natalia sighed heavily, finally giving in to Isabe''s demands.


    "Hmm, I knew you''d have to agree. I want you to swear, that if you don''t leave Magnus, Jonas would


    meet a terrible end!" Isabe''s eyes gleamed blood-red.


    Natalia was shocked. She was being asked to swear on Jonas by this wicked woman!


    Natalia stared hard at the woman in front of her, her heart aching as if hit by a tidal wave. "Fine! I


    promise, if I don''t leave Magnus, Jonas would meet a terrible end!" Her teeth gritted, she spat out the


    words, tears streaming down her face.


    Isabe smirked triumphantly, handing over the vial around her neck to Natalia. "Here, this is half the


    antidote. Give it to Magnus, and it will stop his physical decay. But he needs the other half of the


    antidote for a full recovery. And that other half, I will give him only after you''re gone."


    Natalia took the antidote, treasuring it like a precious gem. She held the half-filled vial tightly, her body


    shaking uncontrobly.


    "Natalia, I trust you''ll keep your word. But you better move quickly, because Magnus'' condition can''t


    afford any more dys." With that, Isabe turned and left.


    Watching Isabe''s receding figure, Natalia finally came back to her senses. Her feet felt as if they


    weighed a ton, but the thought of saving Magnus spurred her on.


    Magnus'' condition was dire, any further dy was not an option. Natalia held back her tears and


    quickly headed towards the private hospital nearby.


    The hospital was in chaos. Dr. Frankie and his mentor had been tirelessly working in the pathologyb


    for days, but they had yet toe up with an effective antidote.


    Natalia walked into theb, handing Isabe''s antidote to Dr. Frankie. "Dr. Frankie, can you check if this


    could help Magnus?"


    Dr. Frankie looked puzzled as he took the green liquid. "What''s this?"


    "Oh, it''s an antidote I bought at a high price. Please test it to see if it can help Magnus. I''m afraid it


    might worsen his condition if it''s ineffective." Natalia voiced her concerns. After all, Isabe was known


    for her deceitful tricks, who knew if this was a genuine antidote?


    Natalia''s resourcefulness took Dr. Frankie aback. "An expensive antidote? That''s great, Natalia, I''ll test


    it right away. Please wait a while, and we should have the results soon."


    "Alright, thank you." Natalia hid her anxiety as best as she could. "I''ll go check on Magnus. Please let


    me know as soon as you have the results."


    "Don''t worry, Mrs. Natalia, it''s my job. I''ve been wracking my brains these past few days and couldn''t


    find an antidote for Mr. Magnus. I feel guilty. I''ll let you know as soon as we have the results." With that,


    Dr. Frankie got to work, carefully collecting a sample of the antidote and heading to test it.


    Natalia left theb and headed towards the room where Magnus was.


    Inside the room, Magnus was barely conscious, chained to the bed. His face was weary, his eyebrows


    furrowed in difort. Natalia pulled up a chair next to him, her heart aching as she watched his


    skeletal face. Overwhelmed by sadness and regret, tears fell from her eyes.


    Her fingers reached out, tenderly tracing the features of Magnus'' face. Starting from his forehead,


    sliding down his brows, across his nose, over his thin lips, and slowly continuing downward...


    "Magnus, do you know how much it pains me to leave you?" She whispered.


    "But I have no other choice. Isabe has lost her mind, and I can''t stand by and watch her destroy you.


    I would willingly give my life in an instant if it meant your recovery, but the thought of parting with you is


    unbearable.


    "Isabe, that maniac has seen straight through me. She knows that forcing me to leave you is more


    torturous than death itself.


    "Magnus, it hurts so much to leave. If this antidote is real, please forgive me. I just want you to live!”


    Tears spilled from Natalia''s eyes as her fingers traced circles on Magnus'' body. She could no longer


    hold back her sorrow.


    "Ma''am, ma''am! It''s amazing, the antidote you''ve procured is genuine! I''ve tested it, and it''s indeed


    capable of halting the spread of the poison!" Dr. Frankie burst in, his excitement echoing throughout the


    room.