"I've come across something in my research. The reason for the recurrent issues with the blood pump is due to the thickness of the thin plate inside. It needs to be precisely 0.03 millimeters to function optimally, but currently, it's at 0.05 millimeters," Camila explained. "I want to discuss this with relevant staff to explore the possibility of making it thinner."

"Isn't @.05 millimeters already at the Limit?"

Camila knew it would be a challenging task, which was precisely why she sought to engage with others to brainstorm alternative solutions.

"In the future, you need to put more effort into work like Ms. Haynes. She is a true workaholic."

"We should all learn from Ms. Haynes."

Camila's proactive approach and enthusiasm had left a lasting impression on them all.

“Very well then; back to work, everyone. I'll be taking my leave now,” the director announced, his hands clasped behind his back.

"I'll see you off," Camila offered, leading the way as the rest of the team bid farewell to the director.

Once the director had departed, the team delved back into their tasks.

Time passed swiftly as Camila engaged in discussions with the relevant staff.

As 5:30 p.m. approached, she glanced at her watch intermittently.

Isaac suggested she leave work early, assuring her he'd pick her up.

So she wouldn't have to work overtime.

“That's a wrap for today," Camila said suddenly.

"Alright. I'll go back and review the data to see if we can achieve that @.03 millimeter thickness."

Camila nodded.

Today, she hadn't visited the lab, so she simply gathered her documents and prepared to leave.

As she exited the building, Isaac's car was already parked by the gate.

He lowered the window upon seeing her approach, revealing his handsome face.

Seeing him waiting, she quickened her pace. “When did you get here? Why didn't you call me?" she asked as she reached the car.