CHAPTER 31

“The scientists' side is secure, so there will be no problems if anything happens,” Douglas Drysdale said, recalling that the majority of those involved in the matter were already dead and buried, so they posed no threat.

“All right, that's fine. What needs to be done this time is to get rid of the clone as soon as possible before the higher-ups get involved. I don't want to see my hard work go down the drain like this when it wasn't my fault in the first place,” Nolan said solemnly, looking at his so-called father in law.

“You don't need to be concerned; she is, after all, a clone. There are many ways to deal with her,” Dwain Drysdale added, his eyes welling up with rage at the thought of the so-called clone who had destroyed his family.

“You had better deal with it right away.”

After that, the three men didn't say anything but continued to drink because they all had things on their minds. Dwain was a sis-c