The Amazing Son-in-Law: Chapters 461-465

Chapter 461

Kian had completely lost his mind. Charlie Wade's words, "Load your tummy! Load your tummy!", echoed relentlessly in his head. Three people watched in horrified misery as he lay on the floor, a frenzied mess of cursing and eating excrement.

The warden summoned doctors. Even seasoned psychiatrists were shocked by the scene. They'd seen various mental illnesses, but this was unprecedented—ferocious and unlike anything they'd encountered. They quickly dragged Kian from the filth, strapped him to a specialized bed, and transported him to the hospital.

Aurous University of Money and Economics students were sharing Kian's horrifying video. Many viewers vomited, yet morbid curiosity kept them watching repeatedly. They gleefully celebrated his misery, viewing it as retribution for his past cruelty towards women.

Kian was infamous for his psychological manipulation of women, forcing self-harm and even suicide to satisfy his twisted desires. His powerful family shielded him from consequences, but now, the man who wielded emotional manipulation as a weapon had become a shocking mental patient himself. The irony was undeniable, and his downfall brought many a sense of cathartic release.

Meanwhile, the Webb family's private jet landed at Aurous Airport. Aurous Hill and Sudbury lacked direct flights; the high-speed rail journey took an hour and a half, but the Webbs' private jet made the trip in half an hour. Rolls Royces awaited them at the hangar. Donald, Sean, and the medical team swiftly proceeded to Castle Top Health Center. They arrived quickly and found Kian strapped to a bed, a towel stuffed in his mouth to prevent him from biting his tongue, struggling violently like a rabid dog.

Donald, heartbroken, rushed to his son's side, calling, "Kian, I'm here!" Kian, consumed by his compulsion to eat, remained unresponsive. Bloody welts marred his wrists and ankles from the restraints.

Donald, furious, demanded the psychiatrist take action. The doctor offered a sedative, but it proved ineffective. Kian remained agitated, whimpering incoherently.

Chapter 462

Donald, exasperated, pressed the doctor for a solution. The doctor suggested increasing the sedative dosage, but warned of potential bodily harm. Donald, desperate, insisted on immediate action. Even a larger dose failed to subdue Kian. A cardiologist, noting Kian's tremors and alarmingly high heart rate (180 bpm), warned of imminent cardiac arrest, palpitations, or myocardial infarction.

Donald, panicked, learned from Kian's friends that he only calmed down after consuming excrement. This had happened repeatedly. Donald's face hardened. Sean theorized about revenge, citing Kian's past abuse of impoverished women, some of whom had died. Donald, coldly, dismissed this, suspecting foul play.

Kian's heart rate soared past 220 bpm. Facing the imminent threat of death, Donald made the agonizing decision: let Kian eat the excrement.

Chapter 463

Kian's erratic behavior stunned everyone. Elsewhere, Kenneth and Jeffrey rushed back to the Weaver family home with three stalks of century-old purple ginseng, a less potent alternative to the three-hundred-year-old ginseng Kenneth had failed to acquire at auction, saving him 90 million. He purchased these for $3 million.

The entire Weaver family, including the ailing patriarch, Jordan, was present for the preparation of a new erectile dysfunction medication using the ginseng. Professor Cruz, the family's chief pharmacist, planned to utilize modern technology (micro-reactor, extractor, centrifuge) for optimal extraction. He aimed to assess the efficacy of lower-grade ginseng as a cost-effective alternative to the rare and expensive three-hundred-year-old variety.

The Weaver family anticipated their medication would surpass Viagra in effectiveness and profitability, potentially transforming them into a leading pharmaceutical company. Viagra's success story and Pfizer's massive profits served as inspiration. Their drug would not only improve sexual function but also overall physical health.

Kenneth, preoccupied with his own recovery, fantasized about his return to sexual activity.

Professor Cruz, an expert in integrating traditional Chinese and Western medicine, began the preparation process, prioritizing ingredient purity and efficacy through modern methods. Jordan reassured Kenneth of the medication's potency and safety.

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Jordan described the drug as three to four times more potent than Viagra, with the improved formula reaching ten times the potency. Jeffrey proposed global marketing, threatening Viagra's dominance. Jordan confidently agreed. He then proposed a business venture to Kenneth, promising significant returns on a $2–3 billion investment.

Kenneth, interested in the potential profits, agreed to invest $1 billion after witnessing the drug's efficacy. Jordan offered him the first dose for a trial. However, he was unaware that Kenneth's condition might not be treatable with medication. Nor did he know the full effects of the new formula.

Kenneth, solely focused on restoring his virility, eagerly awaited the medication.

Professor Cruz successfully produced the refined medication – a deep purple liquid – emitting a potent, stimulating aroma. Jordan presented the concoction to Kenneth.

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Kenneth consumed the medication with intense anticipation. Wendy, hoping to win back Kenneth's favor, watched intently. The Weaver family observed Kenneth closely for signs of effectiveness.

Kenneth felt intense warmth radiating from his kidneys, considering it a sign of successful treatment. Jeffrey congratulated him. Jordan jubilantly proclaimed the Weaver family's future dominance in the pharmaceutical industry, rewarding Professor Cruz with a vacation home and $50 million. Wendy subtly attempted to seduce Kenneth.

Kenneth, elated, asked Jeffrey to return Wendy to him. Jeffrey, reluctantly agreed, having grown fond of her.

Kenneth then inquired about the medication's full recovery timeline, expressing only feeling feverish.