Over the weekend, Eleanor took Evelyn and Joslyn on a pic.


    Evelyn wanted to invite her father, but Eleanor talked her out of it, not wanting to take upn''s time since he was already busy shuttling between theb and his


    In the park, Evelyn ran across the grass with the dog. The spring sun was bright, the air was exceptionally fresh, and it had been a long time since Eleanor had felt so rxed.


    After the weekend ended.


    On Monday, Eleanor went to theb and dove into working on Gina''s treatment n. Smith continuously adjusted the medication dosage based on Gina''s condition to achieve the best possible results.


    When it came to Gina''s specific physical condition, Dr. Smith was the true expert.


    Eleanor returned to her office and opened theb''s internal database, intending to pull up Gina''s historical files.


    While browsing through the folders, she noticed an encrypted document whose name was just a timestamp.


    It was an encrypted file from twelve years ago. Her heart suddenly raced. Remembering that her father had once conducted research at thisb, she clicked on it immediately, only to be met with a pop-up: "Insufficient permissions. Please contact the system administrator."


    She called Dr. Smith''s extension. "Doctor, I found an encrypted document in the database. Can you give me permission to view it?"


    The other end was silent for a moment. "El, I know the file you''re talking about, but the ess key is with Mr. Goodwin."


    Eleanor''s brow furrowed. She hadn''t expectedn to be the one who had locked it.


    "Doctor, does this file contain my father''s research notes?" Eleanor asked.


    "That document was created when theb was first established, but its contents are encrypted. If you want to see it, you''ll have to contact Mr. Goodwin." It was clear Smith didn''t know the details. He added, "But El, it''s probably not anything important. When you were researching leukemia, we gave you all of theb''s data without reservation."


    "Thank you," Eleanor replied.


    After hanging up, Eleanor felt a mix


    of emotions. If this really was.h


    father''s research,data,


    have kept it confidential? >


    It was true that the data Smith had provided her before had beenplete. Eleanor stared at the file, a strong feeling growing inside her that it was rted to something her father had done before he died.


    After much hesitation, Eleanor decided to calln.


    "Eleanor? Is something wrong?"n answered quickly, a hint of surprise in his voice.


    "I found an encrypted file in theb''s database. The doctor said I need your authorization to open it," Eleanor said directly.


    The line was silent for a few seconds. "Yes, but it''s nothing important."


    "Then give me the password," Eleanor demanded.


    "I''m sorry, that''s a private file of mine,"n sighed. "I can''t give you ess to it right now."


    Eleanor bit her lip. He was right; they had no rtionship now, and she had no right to demand anything from him.


    "Well, just tell me, are there any videos or photos of my father in that file?" Eleanor asked.


    After another few seconds of silence,n denied it. "No."


    But Eleanor had a gut feeling he was lying. Still, she couldn''t force him to


    e it. She offered anime


    let her brief


    thanks and hung up


    She stared at the file, her desire to open it still burning strongly.