His features were sharply defined and a hint of melancholy could be seen between his eyebrows.

Josiah invited Camila to accompany him to consult on a former patient the next day.

"Josiah..." Nelson was obviously reluctant to involve Camila in the matter.

Josiah said, “Don't worry. She is trustworthy. She will be of help with the surgery."

Nelson was still unsure.

Josiah persisted, "She can't be delayed any Longer. I hope you can come to a decision at the earliest opportunity. Don't worry. It's confidential. We have been friends for such a long time now. Don't you trust me?"

While considering Josiah's words, Nelson took a moment to glance at Camila.

From start to finish, Camila displayed no interest in what was being said.

Everyone, in the end, had their own secret. Upon realizing that Camila was collected and not prone to gossip, Nelson spoke up.

“Alright, I'll bring her here tomorrow."

"I'L make all the arrangements beforehand. She'll be the first to take the exam in the morning. I know your worries so I'll make sure she doesn't come into contact with too many people," assured Josiah.

“Thank you for your assistance." Nelson rose from his seat and Josiah escorted him out.

Josiah returned promptly.

Nevertheless, Camila didn't ask any further questions.

With a satisfied nod, Josiah queried, “Aren't you curious?"

Camila replied, "I am but I also know that I shouldn't pry into other people's business.”

Josiah grinned, opening a drawer and retrieving a patient's file, which Camila had put away during her last visit.

Camila's eyes widened upon seeing the file.

The patient in this file bore a striking resemblance to Isaac's mother. Was the woman in the conversation between Josiah and Nelson the same one as in the file?

The last time, she had only focused on the photo but overlooked the illness.

“What's wrong with her?" Camila inquired.

"She's not sick," replied Josiah.

"What?" If she wasn't ill, then why was she at the hospital? Furthermore, there were medical records.

However, this particular medical record wasn't saved on the hospital computer; only Josiah had a copy.

“It's their private matter. I can't casually disclose it to you. Don't pry," Josiah warned.