Katelyn’s eyes briefly glinted with irony. This plan was much more elaborate than the earlier attempts to take her down. She locked eyes with Vincent and whispered, “Thank you, Mr. Adams. Can you also help me figure out who made this information public?”
She had only taken a quick look at the post. It had just gone up a minute ago. Someone had been watching her, tracking her every action.
They were so eager to stir chaos that they didn’t even bother to verify if she was really infected before causing a panic. With a serious expression, Vincent’s gaze seemed to darken as he said, “Alright. Go ahead and finish injecting the prophylactic medication. I’ll handle everything else.”
“Okay.” Katelyn exhaled deeply, her eyes fixed on the syringe—two more to go. Whoever had orchestrated this, one thing was clear: there was no way the young nurse had been a willing participant.
Once Katelyn had bandaged her wound, she quickly set out to find the young nurse. She began to explain what had happened in the operating room. Everyone there had been wearing hats and masks, so she couldn’t tell who had injured her just by looking at their eyes.
Magda, the head nurse, looked around the room with a puzzled expression and asked, “Has anyone seen Yanis? Is she in the restroom?”
A nurse spoke up, her tone uncertain. “I think I noticed Yanis going toward the back door.”
Without hesitation, Katelyn spun around and sprinted in the direction of the back door. If Katelyn’s suspicion was right, this nurse, Yanis, was attempting to slip away unnoticed. The hospital had a secluded back door connected to a secret exit.
Picking up speed, Katelyn rounded a corner and spotted Yanis, quietly making her escape with a backpack in hand.
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“Hold on!” Katelyn called out, her voice cutting through the air.
Yanis jumped, panic setting in. Without a second thought, she spun around and fled. She hadn’t anticipated Katelyn catching on so fast. Katelyn sprang into action, chasing her without hesitation. She had to stop Yanis.
“Stop right there!”
They were still in the hospital, with Katelyn chasing the nurse up the stairwell. Two flights of stairs kept Katelyn and Yanis apart. Yanis ran desperately, shouting, “Please, don’t follow me! I don’t know anything—I swear, I don’t know anything!”
Katelyn inhaled deeply and pressed on with the chase. Though small, Yanis was surprisingly quick. The two flights of stairs weren’t far, yet Katelyn couldn’t close the gap. Seeing the stair railing, Katelyn took a step, leaping over it and dropping down the two flights.
Just before landing, she twisted mid-air, grabbed the railing to soften the fall, and landed smoothly on her feet. It felt like a scene from an action movie, unfolding in real life. Yanis was so stunned by Katelyn’s move that she froze.
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