Katelyn waved her hand, dismissing the concern as she connected Carol to the monitoring equipment. “Don’t worry about him. Let’s focus on your health first.”

Carol’s condition had markedly improved over the past few days. Propped up against the headboard, she regarded Katelyn with worry. “You’ve lost weight recently. Is it because of my illness?”

A touch of guilt colored Carol’s tone. “I’m old now, and not much help to you.”

Katelyn cut her off, squeezing Carol’s hand firmly. “Don’t think like that. Just having you here is a blessing for me.” She was determined to keep her loved ones close.

Carol shook her head slowly, hesitating as if to speak, but then held back her words.

Katelyn readied the day’s medication, mindful that Langston also required her attention for the patient he had brought. Just as she was about to leave for the next room, a sudden realization struck her. She turned sharply towards a corner of the room, a chill of insight washing over her.

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Katelyn had been unable to shake the question from her mind for days. There was no problem with either her phone or Vincent’s. The plan to meet Amiri had only been shared between the two of them. If Elora had been behind it all, how did she find out?

The moment Katelyn had a vague idea of what was happening, she wasted no time. She grabbed her laptop without hesitation. Her room was just beside Carol’s, tucked away in the hospital. It was a private suite, designed for the ease of patient care. Katelyn had been staying at the hospital ever since Carol’s admission.

With quick movements, she opened her laptop and began typing. Just a few days ago, she had already retrieved the surveillance footage from the room to use as proof against Lise. Lise, fortunately, hadn’t been hurt. Thanks to Neil’s generous payment for her bail, she had walked free from jail.

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At the moment, the laptop showed the signal source and the timestamp for the last time the footage had been viewed. It was clear from the history—it was Katelyn’s browsing from that very day. A cold shiver ran through her as she kept scrolling.

To her surprise, the screen showed a second signal! This could only mean one thing—another person had infiltrated the hospital’s surveillance system. The plan to meet Amiri had been made right there in the room, which explained how the other person knew where they were.

The last time the second signal was accessed? Just this morning. Katelyn’s fist tightened in anger. They had been watched the entire time. The room’s surveillance operated on its own, separate from other systems. And someone had been using it to monitor their every move.

Katelyn’s fingers flew over the keyboard without hesitation. The mastermind had relied on surveillance, but now, Katelyn had a way to turn it back on them. In an instant, the screen was flooded with rows of complex code. A gentle alarm buzzed from the laptop. Katelyn was taking action—she was launching her counterattack against their system. Once the firewall was breached, she would be able to take control from a distance.

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