She added, "The man who approached me was very thin and had lots of freckles."

Alick responded, "You're free to go now, but you can't leave Heinz. Be available whenever I call."

The nurse asked cautiously, "I‘ve told you everything I know. Am I still in danger?"

Taking a deep breath, Alick informed her, “I can't say whether you're in danger, but you're certainly heading to jail. The water you delivered was poisoned, and it led to the patient's death."

The nurse's legs buckled under her. "Poisoned?"

"Yes. Do you really think someone would give you three hundred thousand just for delivering plain water?" Alick questioned sharply before instructing his men to escort her home.

His next step was to find the one asking the nurse to deliver the water.

Now that they knew the culprit was probably from the Sun Pharmaceutical Group, coupled with the testimony of the young nurse, the orientation of the investigation became very clear.

Meanwhile, Isaac headed back to his car.

Camila was waiting inside and immediately asked, “Did you get any clarity?"

"A key figure is still missing. Alick's handling it," Isaac responded.

Camila sighed. "I received a court summons today. Tyrese is suing me again."

Isaac frowned, his annoyance evident. He considered this man a nuisance.

“Don't worry about it. I'll have my lawyer take care of it. There's no need for you to go to court," he assured her.

Camila nodded in agreement.

“Should I drive you home?" Isaac offered.

After a moment's thought, Camila decided, “Actually, take me to the research institute. I need to meet with Hyman. They've called me in.”

Isaac nodded and drove her to the institute.

Upon arrival, Camila asked Hyman to gather everyone in the meeting room.

Soon, the room filled up.