He and Nelson got into an argument.

Nelson preferred to have a private burial for Cathy.

A day would come when he would be laid to rest next to Cathy.

How could Isaac, however, allow Nelson to take her?

Camila came up to them and fixed her gaze on Nelson, who was being firm before speaking.

“What she desired was to rest with her original identity. Not your wife, Greta, but Cathy.”

"Did she personally tell you that?" Nelson asked.

He was referring to the letter.

"Yes, she said that."

Immediately, Nelson felt disgruntled.

“She still has to come back to him..." At this, he slumped back against the wall.

Isaac entered the morgue and pushed her out.

When Camila attempted to move forward, Isaac looked up and asked in a placid tone, "Did she tell you?"

Camila stared into his eyes and shook, then answered hoarsely, "Yes, she told me before the operation."

She additionally told Isaac that she performed the surgery.

Isaac stared at her for a while but didn't say anything. He just walked past her.

Alick approached and said, “Today, you do not need to be at the hospital. In my opinion, you should tag along with..."

"This is my job!" Camila interjected.

A scowl formed on Alick's face.

He had the impression that the woman in front of him had become abruptly icy and indifferent.

“If you still care about Mr. Johnston and your relationship, you should explain it to him," Alick suggested.

Camila's hand clenched into a fist. She continued to try to be cold.

"Can I alter this existing fact?"

Alick felt a twinge of anger, but he believed it was a simple mistake on her part. He understood that she didn't intend to harm anyone. He was confident that if she clarified things to Isaac, they could overcome this hurdle and remain together. However, if she persisted with her behavior, it could jeopardize their relationship.

Isaac had lost his mother.