Twins in Her Womb: Sir President, Please be Gentle novel Chapter 3395

Kassy’s eye donor was Hera, the one Abel had brought over.

Even though Hera’s eyes resembled Kassy’s, they did not meet the criteria for a transplant.

However, Hera’s blood type matched Kassy’s exactly.

Hence, Abel decided to use Hera’s eyes. His belief was that her eyes were specifically meant for Kassy.

Shanks knew he would not be able to change Abel’s mind, so he did not try.

Abel’s stubbornness was something even Kassy herself could not sway.

Luca remained silent for a while, not saying anything further. She understood that using a cadaver was the best option as it would not harm anyone.

However, the eyes Abel wanted for Kassy were not from a cadaver. He intended to take them from Hera.

Luca certainly would not participate in such a surgery. It was too cruel.

“What are you thinking?” Shanks suddenly asked.

Luca shook her head. “I’m just thinking about the volunteer’s situation.”

“You’re wondering if this solution will be marketed, aren’t you?” Shanks suddenly asked.

Luca had not been thinking about that, but she was indeed curious about it.

“This solution won’t be marketed. Even if it were, very few people would be able to accept it, and not every doctor can handle the dosage properly,” added Shanks. It was as though he had already thought about it.

“That’s a shame,” Luca murmured, “If it were diluted appropriately, it could slow down the recovery speed of the human body and still be marketable.”

“I’ve considered that, but…” Shanks suddenly seemed to think of something and fell silent.

Luca was about to ask what he meant, but she decided not to push when she saw his expression.

What Shanks was thinking was that they were not even sure if there would be a future for the Island of Despair.

If Abel’s plan failed or if the organization’s prominence eventually led to its downfall, Abel’s pharmaceutical company would cease to exist.

Without the company, even if they wanted to mass-produce this solution, it would be pointless.

Shanks prepared the injection and turned to hand it to Luca. “Since you’ve returned, continue working on the experiment. Take this to the volunteer.”

“Got it.” Luca took the syringe and walked over. The volunteer was currently sharing his joy with his family.

Luca listened as he spoke about his improving condition and his upcoming eye surgery. She could not help but smile. She was genuinely happy for him.

After patiently waiting for the volunteer to finish his call, she said, “It’s time for the injection.”

“Ah, right, right.” The volunteer quickly lay back, positioning his arm. “Sorry, I got so excited earlier. I couldn’t help but chat with my family for a little longer.”

“It’s fine.” After that, Luca administered the injection. Then, she walked out of the ward, only to see Luke.

“What's wrong?” Luca noticed that his expression was not quite right.

“We're switching shifts,” replied Luke.

“Huh?” Luca was stunned for a moment before remembering that this place operated on a shift system.

Everyone, except Gerald, was due for a shift change.

Luke was about to switch with the others.

Luca quickly pulled him aside to a corner. “I just remembered about this. So, what are you going to do?”

Her face was full of concern. Now that Luke was impersonating someone, they definitely could not let the original person return.

However, Luke could not just disappear either.

“I’ll have to continue keeping up the impersonation. But are you okay here?” Luke’s eyes were constantly scanning the area, ensuring no one was approaching.

Luca glanced at him sideways. “Don’t talk nonsense.”

“Don't worry, I know everything about your situation. But you don’t need to worry. I’m not one to blab. I keep my mouth sealed tight,” Gerald said proudly of his discovery.

Luca, however, narrowed her eyes.

Gerald, who was waiting for a response from Luca, did not hear anything from her. Realizing something was off, he turned around.

Luca was staring at him with a dangerous look.

Gerald shuddered and awkwardly chuckled. “Ms. Craw, don’t take it so seriously.”

Luca said, “Gerald, sometimes, people die from talking too much.”

“Y-Yes, yes, I promise I won’t talk too much,” Gerald stammered. Even though Luca had never lost her temper with him, Gerald knew that when she got serious, she was far more ruthless than Hera.

Hera, a woman with no real strength, could only threaten someone with punches and kicks, which were easy to dodge.

For someone like Luca, if she told someone to stay down, one would never get back up.

“Do you know where they’re sending them?” asked Luca.

“I’m not sure. It’s not something we’re supposed to know. Every time there’s a shift change, it’s decided randomly by higher-ups. They don’t know where they’re going until they reach their destination,” explained Gerald.

Luca replied, “I see.”

“Ms. Craw, you’re so close with Lucius. What do you plan to do in the future? Come on, tell me,” Gerald gossipingly asked.

He liked Lucius as well, sensing that he was different from the others in the organization.

However, Gerald was not part of the shift change. He was fine staying here, guarding the place, and not worrying about being found by the police.

“Mind your own business,” Luca said nonchalantly. “Remember to make their breakfast from today onward.”