Chapter 155

---- Chapter 155 In the days that followed , the canine infectious respiratory disease spread even more aggressively . Giselle still couldn't get the vaccine for her own clinic, so she decided to take her dog to another hospital for the shot, just to be safe. However, before she could do that, she woke up the very next morning and noticed that something was off with her dog. It was lethargic , sluggish , and had no appetite. It even showed signs of vomiting, along with a rasping cough.

Giselle thought it was just acommon cold, so she gave her dog some medicine she had at home. But it didn't seem to help. Giselle then took her dog to her own clinic for a blood test, and the results left her stunned. Her dog had, unfortunately , been infected. She had no time to dwell on where her dog had caught the virus. All she could think about now was how to cure it, her mind in complete turmoil. According to reports on the outbreak , 90% of infected dogs didn't make it.

Dog owners everywhere were devastated, and fewer than 20 had been lucky enough to pull through. Even as an experienced veterinarian , she felt powerless. She could only give her dog some medication to ease the symptoms, but over the next two days, his condition still ---- Giselle hurriedly called a friend who worked in developing veterinary medicines, Herbert Pierce. "Herbert, has your company developed any kind of medicine for this virus?" Herbert sighed on the other end.

''We're not in a position to do something like that. We never even considered taking it on. "T heard Kane Group has already developed the medicine, though it's not being produced on a large scale yet. But word has it that it works really well. "Didn't they develop the vaccine? That means they'd be ahead of the game on the treatment , too. No other company could rival them." "I know." After hanging up, Giselle sank onto the couch and sat in a daze for quite some time.

Her dog had gone from his usual energetic self to weak and sickly, and she knew it would only get worse. Giselle wasn't sure if he'd make it through the week, and the thought made her chest tighten. She had raised this dog for five or six years; he was like a son to her, and her only source of emotional comfort. She couldn't imagine how she would cope if she lost him. From the looks of it, the only cure for this canine virus was in the hands of Kane Group.

It wasn't on the market yet, so there 'was no way to buy it. The fastest option was to get a test sample from Donovan. Giselle wrestled with herself over it for a while and even ---- considered getting it through someone else, but a drug that hadn't yet gone into mass production wasn't something any ordinary employee would dare leak. There was no avoiding him, no matter how she tried to work around it.

Realizing she couldn't afford to delay her dog's treatment any longer, she bit the bullet and drove to Kane Group's pharmaceutical headquarters. When she arrived at the somewhat familiar building, she couldn't help but feel unsettled as she thought of everything that had happened there with him. Giselle took the executive elevator straight up to his floor. "Hi. Is Mr. Kane in?" she asked Leonard as soon as she walked into his office. He sized her up and asked curtly, "And you are?