Isaac turned away, his back now facing her. In truth, her medical skills were exceptional.

She could even cure his insomnia.

“You're not good," Isaac spat, but his heart said otherwise.

Camila felt a little lost after hearing from him that her medical skills she boasted were not good enough for him. "I hope you can find a good doctor and wish you a speedy recovery," she said.

After saying this, she quickly walked away.

As soon as Camila was gone, Isaac gave Alick a call and urgently said,

“Get ready. We're going back home."

“We're already leaving?" Alick asked with confusion written all over his face. "But you just got a little better—"

"I said let's go back!" Isaac interrupted him with a displeased expression.

Alick was puzzled by Isaac's behavior. He wondered why things had taken such a drastic turn.

Why did Isaac become so easily angered?

Had things gone back to the way they were?

But it had only been a few days.

Alick mustered the courage to speak up.

“I happened to see Jaylen buying food for Doctor Jane, and they even shared a meal at her home. I must say, their relationship was strange. They clearly know each other. Yet yesterday, when they crossed paths at the door, they pretended to be strangers. Something's not right. I can feel it."

Isaac narrowed his eyes.

Jane knew Jaylen?

How surprising.

“I want you to find out about it."

"No need to investigate." Jaylen emerged from the door. He seemed having stayed outside the whole night.

It manifested in the form of dark circles under his eyes. It looked like he had a restless night. Perhaps it was the presence of Camila in Isaac's room all night that troubled Jaylen, sparking his sense of insecurity.

Alick frowned.

“Jaylen, when did you become a clandestine listener? Your audaciousness knows no bounds!"

Unperturbed by Alick's reproach, Jaylen retorted, “The door was left ajar, granting me the right to eavesdrop on your conversation."

He turned to Isaac. "No need for investigation. Allow me to elucidate my association with Dr. Jane. She was in my employ, paid to entice and deceive you! Wasn't she ugly? Despite her alleged lack of beauty, you still succumbed to her charms. You were easily swayed by a mere scent! It could bewitch you. You were easily swayed by a mere scent. To disgrace you, I requested that such an unattractive woman appear in your face."