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nSaying this, her body went soft, and she fell.

nBehind her was a 100-story fall. If she fell she would only become a pile of broken bones.

nSong Yunhuan rushed to her side quickly. He reached out and pulled her from the window, holding her tightly in his arms. He reached into her mouth.

nHe screamed, “Spit it out!”

nBai Weiwei shivered. Rather than a pain, it was more of an itch in her bones. It felt like something was tearing at her limbs, her organs, her muscles.

nBecause it was slow, it didn’t hurt.

nSong Yunhuan knew it was too late. She couldn’t spit it up after drinking it.

nHe ran to grab inhibitors and injected three or four needles’ worth, to slow down the speed at which her life was being consumed.

nCompared to Song Yunhuan’s panic and madness, Bai Weiwei was particularly calm.

nHer eyes were clear, face pale, looking indifferent. “Song Yunhuan, do you believe me?”

nIt wasn’t a plea, it wasn’t sad. They were simple words, but far more important than any others before.

nSong Yunhuan injected the last inhibitor. His fingers shook at her words.

nHe looked desperate. There were no tears in his eyes, but he gave people the feeling he was crying.

nShe tugged his sleeve. “Do you believe me? I didn’t run, I just wanted to go and get the vaccine for you, to turn you human.”

nSong Yunhuan’s heart was a mess.

n“I’ll save you.”

n【Ding. The male lead’s favorability is at 85.】

nSong Yunhuan picked her up and sprinted to the lab. He placed her in bed and checked on the rate of the breakdown.

nHe used a lot of inhibitors, but they couldn’t force out the drink, only able to contain the erosion.

nThere were still some inhibitors left.

nBut Song Yunhuan knew it wouldn’t last. A week, 4 days… no, it probably wouldn’t last more than 3 days.

nSong Yunhuan’s brain was blank.

nBai Weiwei spoke softly. “You didn’t tell me if you believe me or not.”

nStill like a little girl with a temper, wanted to be coddled after a small injury, just like a child.

nSong Yunhuan could barely speak. He was panicking, on the verge of collapse.

nThe air pressure rose, and some fragile lab equipment broke under the force.

nHe was unable to control his power.

nHis voice was broken.

n“I believe it. I believe everything you said.”

n【Ding. The male lead’s favorability is at 90.】

nBai Weiwei laughed and relaxed.

nShe looked at the lights above her head and looked a little entranced. “Song Yunhuan, it hurts a bit…”

nSong Yunhuan immediately found a painkiller. He wasn’t a confident scientist who could prepare for all contingencies.

nHe was just a fool, a madman facing the death of a loved one.

nHe fed Bai Weiwei. “I’ll save you, I’ll save you…”

nHe was crazy, repeating it over and over.

nBai Weiwei’s voice was faint. “I don’t think I can see.”

nA break down of the five senses, a loss in vitality.

nThis was the horror of the vaccine.

nHe could only delay the loss of life.

nBut the damage was irreversible.

nSong Yunhuan dashed to her side and touched her face. “Can’t see? Can you see me?”

nBai Weiwei squinted for a long time before sighing in relief. “How can you look so handsome. How can there be such a beautiful man in the world.”

nSong Yunhuan: “…”

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