"Ordinary food certainly wouldn't work, but the Dream Ingredients I have can satisfy the nutrients Bellatrix needs during her pregnancy."
"Could you be more specific?" Alice asked in confusion. Their entire family were vampires; if not for Bellatrix, their knowledge of ingredients would still be stuck in the last century.
"Ingredients that don't exist on Earth—perhaps not even in the universe...
Forget it. I'll just show you." Aaron chuckled, then took an apple from his Spatial Ring. "White apple, capture level one."
"This is the Dream Ingredient you mentioned?" Rosalie asked skeptically.
"Its nutritional value is several times that of an ordinary apple, surpassing any apple on Earth," Aaron said seriously. He then tossed the white apple to Jacob. "Vampires don't get to enjoy this, but you can give it a try."
Jacob took a suspicious bite. Sweetness and freshness bloomed in his mouth, swiftly spreading down his throat. The pleasant sensation made him feel as though he were standing in a vast field swept by a spring breeze.
"Well?" Carlisle asked.
"Uh... It feels great, but I don't know how to describe it."
"Just as Aaron said." Edward nodded. "I can sense it, but relying on apples like this alone is far from enough."
"Of course it isn't enough. Eating only White Apples would merely make Bellatrix feel a little better. The final outcome would still be difficult to change.
What she needs now is nourishment—something that can meet the fetus's nutritional needs and restore her body to a normal state."
"Aaron, you have something like that, don't you?" Alice asked tentatively.
"Of course. Since I'm here, I'll find a way to keep both mother and daughter safe." Aaron smiled earnestly, then looked at Bellatrix. "Do you have any dietary restrictions?
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