CEO’s Tears Over Pregnancy Test Discovery

Chapter 1874

As the clinical trial preparations reached a critical stage, problems began piling up one after another.

First, the experimental samples inexplicably got mixed up, with several key data sets mismatched. Then, the equipment started malfunctioning frequently, leaving the technicians at their wits' end, unable to pinpoint the cause. Karina was on edge, spending her days in the lab with bloodshot eyes. Wilfred, equally tense, coordinated efforts from all directions with a stern expression.

One day, as Karina stared at the chaotic sample records in frustration, Wilfred walked in quickly, his expression grim.

"I don't think this is just a series of accidents. Someone's deliberately sabotaging us. We can't just sit back and take this. We need to act."

Karina bit her lip and nodded firmly. "I've been thinking the same thing, but who could it be?"

After some discussion, they decided to start by investigating the people they had interacted with recently.

As they were talking, Benedict arrived with a group of assistants, wearing a broad smile. "Dr. Wilfred, Dr. Norman, I heard there were some minor issues. I came by to see if there's anything I can do to help."

Wilfred's gaze swept over him briefly before he replied in an even tone, "Mr. Lowe, these back-to-back incidents are unusual. Maybe it's time to take a closer look at your internal management. We can't afford to let this jeopardize such an important project." Benedict's expression faltered for a moment before he let out an awkward laugh. "Of course, of course. I've already arranged for a thorough investigation. Rest assured, I'll give you both a satisfactory explanation."

his eyes flicked briefly toward one of his assistants. The assistant's eyes darted nervously,

this, exchanged a knowing glance with

a low voice, "Keep

for someone to monitor the assistant's

remaining samples. Wilfred arrived with a team just in time to block his escape. Realizing he had no way out, the assistant collapsed to the floor, trembling as he

turned out that the mastermind behind the sabotage was the long-absent vice chairman of

had orchestrated the disruptions in an attempt to sabotage Benedict and regain control of the company. He had no regard for the countless patients whose lives

this, he was both shocked and furious.

was my oversight. I had no idea he would stoop to such despicable tactics. I'll ensure he faces severe consequences, and do everything in

waste."

exposed, the project got back on

on schedule, and patients started receiving treatment. Day by day,

with a growing number of recovery cases. Before long, the hospital delivered some good news. Yvette had

wins, but don't forget about me-the poor soul chained to the hospital. You