“None of them admitted a patient named Camila or Jane."

Isaac knew then that something was definitely wrong.

He had explained everything to Camila. She couldn't have possibly left without a word.

He ordered Alick to meet him back at the hotel, then got back in his car. He was hoping that they could find some clues in Camila's room.

Isaac had connections with the hotel, so easily gained access to the surveillance cameras in the building. As far as he could tell, nothing was amiss. He watched Camila enter

Coralie's room and exit shortly after. Then, she went to the restaurant downstairs to have dinner.

Sometime during the meal, Camila began to look uncomfortable. Soon enough, she fell unconscious, and her colleague carried her out of the restaurant.

While the video footage was clear and high resolution, the equipment did not capture any audio.

Isaac had no way of knowing what was being said throughout the video. At that moment, Alick burst into the security room.

He could hear the urgency in Isaac's voice through the phone, and correctly assumed that the matter was serious.

“What happened?”

“Camila is missing," Isaac replied, his eyes never Leaving the screen “Go find someone who knows how to Lip-read, and have them translate the conversation between Camila and that person she's with."

Alick almost stumbled when he heard that Camila was missing again.

He felt Like the floor had been pulled from under his feet.

Had she run away again?

Jesus!

Alick was going to lose his mind.

Hadn't she only been back for twenty-four hours?

He rushed outside, making calls on his way. He needed to find a lip-reader as soon as possible.

Alick fervently hoped that he was mistaken, that Camila had not fled.

Perhaps she had something important to deal with. For all they knew, she might be back tomorrow.

Alick lost count of the number of calls he made.

Fortunately, he finally found the person they needed.

He wasted no time meeting the man and bringing him to the hotel.

It had taken him less than an hour since he walked out of the hotel, but Alick felt as if an eternity had passed.