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    “Does the patient named Carole have an eye problem?” Ellie asked.


    The security guard looked at the records and replied, “Yes, she does. She’s very emotional. Her family took her out for treatment.”


    Harry grinned and queried, “Do you know who took her out? My employer should know him. I’ll track him down to get updates on Carole.”


    “I don’t know his name, but I heard he’s a young, handsome man.”


    Gritting her teeth, Ellie pressed, “Is it Erick or Kaiden?”


    “It is Kaiden! I remember that name from the registration form!” The security guard nodded eagerly.


    Ellie’s expression turned icy, and she felt a deep pain as she struggled to breathe.


    “Boss?” Harry looked at Ellie with concern. “About this matter… Do you want to confront Mr. Thorpe directly?”


    With her eyes shut, Ellie sank into the backseat, took a deep breath, and fought to control her emotions.


    Confront Kaiden? Kaiden had imed he was away on a business trip and hadn’t returned to Critport!


    Silently, Ellie returned to Rich Bar and left through the main gate. The bodyguards and driver arranged by Kaiden were still unaware of her earlier hospital visit.


    “Mrs. Thorpe, are we heading home?” the driver inquired.


    Ellie directed the driver to theb. Due to the issues with her eyes, she had to organize everything beforehand.


    Upon receiving Ellie’s message, Flossie quickly left theb to fetch her.


    “Have you faced any challenges with your experimenttely?” Ellie asked.


    “The results from several parts of the experiment have been disappointing. We’re still investigating the cause,” Flossie replied, assisting Ellie into theb building.


    “Let me examine it.”


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    Despite the intense pain in her eyes, Ellie reviewed all the recent experiment data and eventually proposed several suggestions.


    Flossie considered her suggestions and had a sudden realization.


    “If theb staff know these are your ideas, they will be truly surprised. You’re not a pro, yet you’re more capable than those who’ve worked here for eight years!” Flossie couldn’t help but sigh.


    Since childhood, Ellie had had a sharp memory. She absorbed and retained professional knowledge effortlessly. Talent yed a crucial role in learning, she believed.


    And she had that talent.


    But she didn’t enjoy spending all day in theb.


    Ellie reviewed all theb materials and ounts, and organized the finances for the uing year.


    “Ellie, you… Is everything okay?”


    Flossie was taken aback by Ellie’s actions. They had been working together for years, and it was the first time Ellie had nned theb’s future so meticulously. Before, Ellie would only check on experiment progress weekly.


    “I’m due to have the baby soon. I’m worried I won’t have timeter,” Ellie exined. She didn’t mention her eye problems to Flossie, wanting to spare her friend any worry.


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