So far, so good, Athena mused, dumping her buttocks on the couch, watching the results of her effort some feet away.
Even though she was bone-tired, she felt relieved seeing the cure—shared in see-through containers, arranged carefully on one of the high tables. Relieved and satisfied, really, that Kael's plan hadn't come to pass.
So far, so good too, because no incident had turned up again today; no more scouts, no new patients except the few that had come in the evening, according to the report Stella had sent to her a few hours ago.
And despite these; despite the fact that those sent to check out the areas and houses that hospitalized patients had come from had returned with the good news of no-spread, she had booked an appointment with a trusted news media to make the announcement of a new cure by the end of the week.
A cure which will be free for all—seeing as her grandfather had promised to sponsor the treatments.
