Chapter 62 Kelly's Strange Behavior

Jeanette didn't even stop to tell Marcus. She headed straight into the lab. Marcus followed in silence. When Jeanette reached for a reagent that almost never left the shelf, something clicked for him. His eyes lit up. That was right. Why hadn't he seen it? The failure to neutralize wasn't caused by a ratio problem at all. They were missing a rarely used binding reagent. He felt foolish for chasing the wrong lead. If Jeanette hadn't spotted it, he didn't know when they would have made the connection. Relief cut through the knot in his chest. Thank God she'd agreed to help. The moment she came on board, the work had jumped forward. She really was a lucky break. At that thought, Marcus' gaze softened as he looked at Jeanette. Jeanette hadn't handled this kind of work in a while, yet talent and training carried her. Her hands were stiff at first, but the rhythm came back fast. Three hours later, the experiment hit the wall again. Frustration washed over her. The steps and the ra