Sweet Revenge

Sweet Revenge By Nuit Chapter 703

Chapter 703 Relax

“You don’t have to think too hard; it might not be a servant at home,” Silvia said abruptly, “By the way, you don’t really like flowers and plants, and you are more interested in medicinal herbs and the like. Why are there so many flowers and plants in the house?”

“These were sent by Aunt Moran; she said that because I am not in good health and I don’t like going out, she said I should put more green plants in the house; green can make people feel better,” Alaia replied mechanically. “Being in a better mood also makes the air cleaner, which is good for my body.”

“But I don’t think it makes me feel any better…” she bemoaned. “Could it be those flowers and plants?” she wondered, looking up at Silvia. “It’s not possible. Even though Aunt Moran would say things to hurt me, I know she still cares about me. As a child, my cousin was jealous of our relationship. Aunt Moran wouldn’t poison me. She loves me.”

“I didn’t say it was Aunt Moran, and it doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with flowers and plants,” Silvia hurriedly said, “Don’t think so much; I’m still not sure what caused your poisoning, so you don’t have to be so nervous; I’m already thinking of a way for you to recuperate.” Silvia was afraid that the more she thought about it, the more chaotic she would become, and the more she

would deteriorate.

Alaia had barely paid attention to what she had said earlier. Her head was in a daze from the start until the last word, “can be cured.”

“Can I truly be cured?” she inquired cautiously.

“You can be cured!” Nodding affirmatively, she needs confidence the most right now.”But you must be obedient; you must eat well and rest as usual, and you must also get rid of all the flowers and plants in

your house and garden,” Silvia continued.

“All right!” Nodding without hesitation, Alaia now has unconditional trust in her, and she feels strange after agreeing. “But didn’t you say it had nothing to do with the flowers and plants?”

“I’m not sure if it’s related, but the house in your garden is full of pollen. Going too far will leave people gasping for air. If you really want to add some green plants, put in some simple green. radishes and the like. Move those flowers and plants me; anyway, I have a place to put them here, and if it’s useful, I can also use it for research,” she reasoned.

“Okay!” Alaia nodded repeatedly. “I hear you and believe you!” She emphasized her tone, as if apologizing for her earlier reservations.

“Alaia, don’t worry too much,” Silvia said, putting down his fork and looking at her. “You have been unable to lose weight before, and it’s not all because of you except for the wrong method. Because the poisoning will affect your physical condition, and you don’t know it yourself. And because the poison is chronic and complicated, it’s possible that the doctor didn’t detect it. Your body will definitely improve now that you know where the source is and how to solve it! You’re still young,

don’t worry,” Silvia assured her. “Understand, the most important thing is to relax.”

Her words were gentle but powerful, and Alaia’s heart began to slow.

Alaia nodded slowly, not as flustered as before, looking at her.

“By the way…” After some thought, Silvia wanted to say not to tell Aunt Moran, but Leo’s big mouth. might have already said it, so he changed her words to, “Aunt Moran won’t be upset if you send me all the plants?”

“No! I don’t think Aunt Moran paid much attention to those things. I don’t know how to grow

” Alaia flowers and plants, and several died because she didn’t tell me how to take care of them, stated emphatically.

“I believe the cause of the poisoning is still unknown, and I’m not sure if it’s these flowers and plants or the people around you, so don’t tell anyone,” Silvia said. “If they ask, just say that I stole them from you for research.”

“OK!” said Alaia.

Looking at her obedient and adorable appearance and recalling the first time Silvia saw her, she felt arrogant and a little unreasonable. It’s just feigning strength. Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

She has gained weight for many years, rarely went out, and had few friends. In fact, she was

heartbroken and lonely.

On the one hand, she is Ms. Drew’s daughter, and her father is a high-ranking official. She is the object of everyone’s desire, and she should be full of confidence and pride in her heart. Others fawn over her and whisper behind her back, afraid that others will laugh at her and resent her body, but

there is nothing she can do.

Her heart was tormented by these two emotions, and she was in pain.

Silvia said softly, “Relax.”

She wasn’t sure whether to console her or herself.

Professor Reyes’ eyes were fixed on the computer Leo was working on as he attempted to restore the data that Silvia destroyed.

Of course, he is not a professional in this field, but he did spend some time in college learning from a hacker. He might not be able to solve a more advanced technical problem, but Silvia just destroyed the experiment on the computer. The information was saved in a large database. Because it is linked to the Internet, the speed is slow, so only a portion of it was destroyed.

Professor Reyes really wanted to ask, but he didn’t dare because he didn’t want to disrupt his train

of thought; otherwise, he wouldn’t be able to do it, so he could only purse his lips nervously and stare at the computer screen.

Lines of text appeared on the screen, all of which were code characters. Leo was swiping them quickly with his fingers.

He considered contacting a former hacker friend if he couldn’t complete the task, but he hadn’t contacted him in a few years and wasn’t sure if he could still contact him.

Just as he was thinking, the computer beeped, and then lines of text began to emerge, and the page became clear; those numbers, those data… She began to emerge gradually.

“I’ve done it. It’s recovered!”

When Professor Reyes realized it was the previous experimental data, he burst out laughing like a

child.

“Leo!” slapped a palm on the back: “Thank you!”

Leo let go of his hands, moved his shoulders tiredly, parted his lips, and smiled comfortably.