Queen Margaret understood very well Jessy's reasoning. Lately, she noticed that there are no major attacks on them from the governments' side. She knew that it would be impossible to hide the Facility's existence from the government's watchful eyes forever, sooner or later they will know about the Facility, currently, their most valuable shields are the 5k human workers working in the dome in the upper side of the Facility. Those human shields can prevent government's attacks but she's not sure how long it will last, worst come to worst, they are all ready to die, they were already heading extinction anyway. But it would be much better if the government can accept the ex-vampires living in the Habitat openly, they are willing to live in peace among humans and adopt their ways if given the chance.

"Okay, I am willing to erase their memories once they are already rescued. I will tell my husband about your discovery so that he and his men can help you rescue the mortals and kill all the savage vampires so that this won't ever happen again," the queen said.

Jessy felt relieved that the queen is willing to erase the unpleasant memories of the mortals, the rest will be easy. "Once we rescued the mortals, we have to keep them here in the Facility for a while and nourished them back to health, we can get human foods from the canteen to feed them, then erased their memories and finally released them back to their families..."

"Okay, I agree to all your plan, child. I will tell my husband right away so that he and his men can make preparations. When are you planning to rescue the mortals and attack the savages hideout?" asked the queen.

Jessy was thinking, if the king and his men were not ready yet tonight, they will attack the cave tomorrow night. "The soonest possible time, Mother. If they can accompany me tonight after I am done with my blood transfusion, that would be much better. We can no longer delay the rescue, I'm afraid some mortals might die soon. They already suffered enough—it's about time they have to be rescued from their cages, I just can't imagine the agony their loved ones and relatives have been going through until now, they must be thinking that their missing relatives have already died. It's a torture for both parties," she said sadly.

Queen Margaret patted Jessy's arms. "Trust me, I understood your concern towards the mortals, child. You can go back now to the clinic. I will make sure my husband and his men will be ready for tonight's mission."

"Thank you, Mother, I will go now," said Jessy. She rose to her feet and exited the study room.

Before she will go back to the clinic and resume blood transfusion, she will drop by at Hannah's room first.

As usual, the pregnant woman was sewing clothes for her baby when she entered the room, "Hi Hannah, how are you and the baby?" she asked in greetings.

"My baby and I are doing fine, Jess, thanks for asking. I already sewed a total of six clothes for my baby," she said smiling.

Jessy inspected the baby clothes one by one. "Wow, they're so cute!" she observed. "How about you and Zain? How is he?"

Hannah smiled brightly at her friend, her face was radiating happiness. "We're good. He's doing well, he no longer hurts me physically, he starts talking to me in a friendly way. Our relationship nowadays is way much better compared to the previous months. I am excited for the day that he will finally acknowledge me as the mother of his child, although I can't expect him to love me right away. But at least—any little kindness he showered on me is a positive sign that he's heading towards emotional and mental recovery. I am looking forward to seeing a new Zain in the days to come," she said, her voice high with optimism.

Jessy smiled with gladness, loving the happiness that was emanating from Hannah's face. "I see...I'm happy for you my friend, keep sewing baby clothes 'coz you seem to be enjoying it."

Hannah beamed. "I do!"

"I'm going back now to the clinic, you take care of yourself, Hannah," she muttered and walked towards the door.

"Take care, Jess. Thanks for dropping by, have a nice day ahead!"

"You too!" Jessy nods her head and went out of the door. She's feeling good after knowing that Zain is slowly letting go of his demons and grievances and willing to face the world again with positiveness. Hopefully, the next thing that she was expecting is for Adam and Zain to reconcile their differences, which would make her and the royal family happy.

She finally arrived outside the clinic and steps inside, she lies down in the bed and the doctor was inserting the needle in her veins.

"Until what time you will do blood transfusion today, Jess?" the doctor asked.

"We will stop at midnight and resume tomorrow, Doc, I'm sorry that we started late today, and we can only finish a total of four blood transfusion, I had an important errand last night and fall asleep late—unfortunately I wake up late as well. But we can start early in the morning tomorrow because I have no more important errands left to do for this week," she explained.

"Okay no problem, Jess," the doctor replied.

While lying in the bed, Jessy was planning to drop a quick visit to Adam's condo unit tomorrow during her break time and check on Grandpa Waldo's condition.

"Have you visited Granny Alicia lately?" the doctor asked again.

Jessy shook her head. "Not yet. But I will see her tomorrow for a follow-up visit," she said. "It's good that you keep reminding me about Alicia, Doc, because I have lots of things going on in my mind lately," she smiled at the physician.

"It's okay, I'm just concern because this might create a problem in the long run if we ignore the situation, I hope Alicia's good health stays the same and the vaccine has no side effects on her," said the doctor.

Jessy was thinking for a moment. "How about if we will just relocate Alicia here so that you can check on her periodically, but she might not agree because she was enjoying the outdoor in the Habitat so much," she revealed.

The doctor was shaking his head. "Ah—no need. You can check Alicia once or twice a week during your break time, let's continue doing this for one month only, if she isn't displaying any symptoms of side effects then we will finally stop checking on her health," the doctor added.

"Ok, Doc. Just keep reminding me, I'm a bit forgetful at times," she grinned.

"No problem," the doctor responded.

After the blood transfusion, Jessy retired to her room for a quick nap.

Evening comes.

Only one more blood transfusion left to do before midnight.