I Said No

"Because the professor who developed this drug is a very stubborn person! He definitely wouldn't agree to infect a healthy person with the virus. I've tried to convince him over the past few days by all means, but he wouldn't budge! He would rather the patient die or destroy the drug. Even if we bribe someone to do it or there is a volunteer, he wouldn't go against his professional ethics and test the drug on these people. He insisted that he would not give it to us until the drug was at its final research stage, tested on animals, and then on people who were already infected! But Regan can't wait that long! Anyway, back to square one. The doctors said that Regan's virus is the mutated version, which means that the drug can't be applied to Regan even if it is tested and succeed. In other words, there is a drug, but it carries a lot of risks and is not developed to tackle Regan's mutated virus but rather the general population. The drug may not be of any use to him, in fact, it may acce