Chapter 1774: 428: A true biological expert!_5 Chapter 1774: 428: A true biological expert!_5 Hearing this, Kevin nodded, “You’re right.”

Dolores placed the skewers she cooked on a plate and handed it to Kevin, “Take these to your colleagues.”

“Sure, Boss Lady,” Kevin replied with a smile.

Dolores rolled her eyes at him, “When did you also learn to crack jokes?”

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Meanwhile, Hazel brought the two children home.

Mr. Price was thrilled to see Hazel bringing the kids home and hugged Chris saying, “Here come my grandsons and granddaughters!”

Then, Mr. Price turned to Hazel, “Did you talk to their mom about it?”

Hazel nodded, “Don’t worry, I did.”

Mr. Price smiled, “That’s good, that’s good. Come on, Chris, let’s go play chess!”

Chris had a natural talent for playing chess, even better than the old man Wang who often played with Mr. Price, so Mr. Price really enjoyed playing chess with Chris.

Hazel expressed her frustration, “Chris hasn’t done his homework yet! You go help him with his homework, and I’ll help Jessie. They can play after finishing their homework.”

Both grandparents had undergraduate degrees, and coaching a primary school child was well within their capability.

Mr. Price agreed, “Alright, alright! Let’s do the homework first.”

Hazel went to the kitchen and instructed the nanny, “Julie, cook some dishes the kids love tonight, and you can go home after cooking.”

“Okay, Auntie,” the nanny nodded.

Coming out of the kitchen, Hazel saw her husband helping Chris with his homework, and Jessie was already working on his homework. Suddenly, Hazel felt life had become much fuller.

Previously, it was just her and her husband at home, and it was too quiet.

Now, it was much better with all the lively atmosphere.

After they finished helping the kids with their homework, Hazel looked at her husband, “I have something to tell you.”

“Go ahead,” Mr. Price, Tyler, took off his glasses.

Hazel continued, “I talked to Dolores about the P*D Plan, and Dolores suggested we shouldn’t gamble all our savings on it.”

Tyler looked at Hazel, “So how much should we buy?”

Hazel suggested, “I was thinking since Dolores is cautious, why don’t we start with 100,000 dollars?”

After all, they wouldn’t miss that 100,000 dollars, and if the plan failed, they wouldn’t be heartbroken.

And if the experiment really succeeded, they wouldn’t regret it.

Tyler nodded, “Sounds good.”

As he spoke, Tyler thought about smoking a cigarette, but since the kids were still around, he dismissed the idea.

Hazel looked at Tyler, lowering her voice, “Ask Kevin later.”

“What should I ask Kevin about?” Tyler asked, puzzled.

Hazel rolled her eyes, “Of course, ask him when he plans to make things official with Dolores! I’ve been thinking, this time our family needs to host a grand event! Give Dolores and the kids a proper status.”

Although both had been married before, this time they needed to make it majestic.

They wanted everyone to know that from now on, they also had grandsons and granddaughters.

Tyler nodded, “I’ll visit him tonight!”

The sooner the arrangements were made, the better.

This matter settled sooner would also give peace of mind to the parents.

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In Country Polluton.

Piloy contacted her long-ill old friend and, the very next morning, brought her friend to the laboratory.

“Professor, let me introduce you, this is my friend Sana.”

Sana had been ill for a long time, currently completely paralyzed, requiring a specially-made wheelchair, connecting to a computer through brainwaves to communicate with everyone.

Professor Casla looked at Sana, “Hello, I’m Casla.”

Sana operated the computer, “Hello Professor Casla.”

Sana had been suffering from the disease for ten years.

This type of illness that wouldn’t kill yet wouldn’t let one live either, only confined to a small wheelchair like a disabled person, she was tired of it, so she agreed without hesitation when she saw Piloy.

Piloy continued, “Sana, we have scheduled a vaccination for you at nine in the morning. There might be media coming for an interview, so please try not to be nervous.”