
Losing Me is Her Lifelong Regret
Chapter 3
The nurse never expected that she, as a professor, who has always been gentle and rigorous, would go crazy.
She could only tremble and explain the fact that I had passed away.
She didn't even dare to say to let Lauren mourn.
Because she wouldn't be sad about my death at all.
Lauren's anger grew stronger after listening.
"You like acting with him? Fine, tell him that I want a divorce!"
"You can spend the rest of your life acting with him, don't get married, and don't work as a nurse in this base anymore. You are not worthy of this position!"
"What's your name? I will resign for you right now!"
The nurse was scared and sobbed by her irrational scolding.
Choking and unable to speak.
I floated aside, wanting to help the poor nurse, but feeling powerless.
Kevin walked slowly with a gentle smile, lovingly stroking Lauren's head.
It was like stroking the fur of an irritable lioness.
Lauren was stunned for two seconds, and the anger on her face was quickly replaced by tenderness.
"I made a fool of myself. I guess I'm not good at judging men...."
Kevin's eyes flashed with a meaningful look.
The next second, he reached into the pocket of my insulated suit and took out a piece of hand-carved glacier fragment.
"This is what I took off for you a second before I lost consciousness. I don't know if it can be used...."
I looked at the shape of the ice, memories of my last moments flooding back.
This is the ice block I smashed that day and was going to put it on the conveyor belt to give it to Lauren when I went back.
But I never had the chance to give it to her again.
It seems that it won't affect her experiment today.
I laughed at myself.
At this moment, Lauren held the ice block in her hand, her eyes filled with tears of emotion.
Her nose was slightly red, and her gaze at Kevin was full of admiration.
"With your weak body, why would you take such a risk?"
"The glacier has been frozen for billions of years, you must have put in a lot of effort."
Looking at Kevin shaking his head without caring.
The anger on Lauren's face grew stronger.
She turned around neatly and picked up the walkie-talkie again.
"I will treasure the sample you gave me as a gift, but this is Charles's job. If he lets personal emotions affect his work, I won't tolerate it!"
"If he can't deliver the sample today, I won't do the research. I want to see who is anxious about the research stagnation!"
I have been floating around her for a long time, and I have heard such belittlement and curses numbly.
I watched Lauren and Kevin happily dining together.
They even leaned on the chair to rest for a while.
When she woke up and saw the still empty conveyor belt, her pent-up anger erupted completely.
There was a violent fluctuation in her chest.
This time the walkie-talkie directly contacted my immediate superior.
He coldly questioned, "Your subordinate has been absent from work for a day, is this how you manage? I don't think you need to do any work anymore!"
"If Charles's sample doesn't arrive before today, just wait for my complaint letter to be sent to the leader!"
On the other end of the walkie-talkie, my boss Brian Heimo was really angry with her.
"What are you thinking? Charles died in the glacier. How can I ask a ghost to send you samples?"
"Do you think I don't want you to continue your research? No one wants to do this thankless job of sending samples. Do you think everyone is as foolish as Charles?"
There seemed to be an alarm ringing on Brian's side.
Lauren's face turned red with anger, and Kevin gently stroked her chest to calm her down.
After a moment, Brian spoke again.
"You want samples, right? Fine, I'll have someone send you samples with Charles's corpse water! Go ahead and do your research!"
There was finally a hint of panic in Lauren's eyes.
She looked at Kevin helplessly, and he gently held her hand.
"Don't be afraid. Charles must be angry and joking with you. How could he die from sun exposure? I'll accompany you. He's gone too far."
Kevin's words give her infinite strength.
The next second, anger reappeared on her face, and the two of them went to the outside of the laboratory to get the ice block with my frozen corpse.
The black box, due to the bumps, faintly sprinkled with bloody liquid.
The stench evaporated violently due to the high temperature during the day, and the air was filled with nauseating smell.
Lauren angrily stepped forward and put her hand on the lid.
With a little force, she lifted it up.