Lahat ng Kabanata ng A Spoonful of Sugar: Don’t Beg for Love: Kabanata 1761 - Kabanata 1770

Certainly, here's a revised version of the text with improved sentence flow:Hesper remained silent. It wasn't a matter of great significance, yet Rickard had no reason to join her, so she ventured inside alone.With her hesitation dissipated, Hesper confidently strode in, leaving the others waiting outside. Two police officers were present, alleviating any anxiety she might have felt. Taking a seat opposite Nathaniel, she noticed his composure. They hadn't crossed paths in some time, and Nathaniel appeared noticeably wearier. However, his appearance was inconsequential; his impending demise rendered it irrelevant.No amount of poise could alter the fact. Once, Hesper had known him better than anyone else in the world, and she understood the discomfort of not appearing presentable. But Nathaniel seemed apathetic, almost resigned. In a sense, he had given up.All their shared history had become water under the bridge—insignificant."I didn't expect you to visit," Nathaniel said, hi

Hesper had stumbled upon a drug sample in a secured vault, but Chelsea possessed the complete formula!Rickard reacted swiftly. If they located Chelsea, having the complete formula would significantly aid their quest for a cure. This was common knowledge."Someone must be aiding her; she couldn't accomplish all of this alone."Hesper frowned. "Christopher?"He had assisted Chelsea previously, and her current actions mirrored his past deeds, making it hard for Hesper not to suspect him."I doubt it," Rickard replied. "Liam is closely monitoring him, and we're keeping a close watch on Pierette too. He wouldn't have had the opportunity."Hearing this, Hesper was at a loss for ideas, but now that Chelsea was alone in Fredonia, it seemed impossible that Rickard's team, in conjunction with Pennleigh's, wouldn't be able to locate her.Once they captured her, everything else would fall into place.Hesper experienced mixed emotions. When Chelsea had left, Hesper had been disheartened by

Chelsea possessed the formula, which was of utmost importance to numerous individuals. Hesper believed that Chelsea had never disclosed the formula to anyone, understanding that doing so would have likely jeopardized her survival. Not everyone would offer her a chance like the one she had now.Given the circumstances, anyone aware that Chelsea possessed the formula would attempt to locate her. All they had to do was maintain a low profile and wait patiently. Hesper recognized the need for similar patience."Keep a close watch on Chelsea and let her remain here for the time being," Hesper ordered, turning to address the individuals present. They all worked for Rickard, as Hesper found it difficult to trust those who were currently on her side. Renee had left her with a deep sense of mistrust, making it too risky for Zaylour or anyone else to take charge just yet.After issuing the instructions, Hesper suddenly felt lightheaded, a common symptom in the early stages of pregnancy. She r

"I had focused my attention on Renfrew before this, but then I realized I made a grave mistake. You were my best test subject," Victor said.Hesper frowned as she regarded him. He had clearly lost his sanity, and she had no desire to argue with him. Now, two of their hopes related to the hallucinogen were in Victor's hands—the antidote and Professor Miles. Losing them would mean the end of the entire hallucinogen saga.Victor clung to this notion, believing it would lead to his victory."Very well, I'll be your test subject," Hesper calmly said.Professor Miles frowned, interjecting, "No, you've learned so much from me. We can recreate an antidote if we lose it.""It's too late."Hesper knew the implications of testing the drug, as she had previously warned many people about it. She never imagined that she herself would be subjected to it, but it was now too late to avoid it. Hesper had no intention of allowing anyone to control her life, so instead of letting others dictate her

Hesper took a deep breath and smiled. There was a good understanding between her and Benji. She had cried intensely to provoke Cheney, hoping to distract her from Benji's whereabouts. Hesper realized Vivienne might not be aware of the situation, so she attempted to inform her. After all, Vivienne was the only person who had any control over Cheney.Vivienne arrived with a small white cat, reminiscent of their first meeting, though that felt like a distant memory now."What are you doing, Cheney?" Vivienne's eyes remained calm, lacking much confusion. When Cheney saw this, she nodded and smiled. "So you already knew.""Yes," Vivienne continued to gaze at her calmly and said, "Earlier than you might have expected. So can I stop you now?"It was phrased as a question, but there was hardly room for a negative response.As Hesper turned her head, she glimpsed profound sadness in Vivienne's eyes, which triggered a sense of foreboding, recalling what Vivienne had mentioned before."Vi