Sweetheart, Do You Still Love Me?

Chapter 642 Who Tampered With the Samples?

Before Elspeth had a chance to contemplate, she received an incoming call from the manufacturer side.

The current drug research had progressed to the critical stage of preliminary sample testing, where there was no room for any mistakes.

The consequences of any mistake would extend far beyond damaging their reputation.

"Miss Lynwood, I have some terrible news! We've got a big situation on our hands!" The urgent voice on the other end conveyed the severity of the situation.

Elspeth's long-standing unease, which had plagued her for some time, suddenly materialized into a stark reality. With a nervous jolt, she swiftly rose from her seat and anxiously inquired, "What's happened?"

"When I arrived at the manufacturer to inspect the goods today, the whole batch was completely ruined! I asked the manufacturer about it, but they were just as clueless. They said everything was fine during the early morning check, and they can't explain how it turned out like this."

Furrowing her brow with concern, Elspeth replied, "Let's not panic for now. I'll head over there and investigate firsthand."

Deep within her thoughts, she harbored a sense of gratitude for not having fully committed to this batch. She couldn't help but ponder the potential consequences if she had inadvertently allowed these problematic products to infiltrate the market. The mere thought of the chaos it could unleash sent shivers down her spine.

She nonchalantly grabbed a jacket and drove to the outskirts where the manufacturer was located.

The distance between the company and the manufacturer was relatively short, just a half-hour journey.

As Elspeth stepped out of the car, her secretary, Mia, awaited her at the entrance with an anxious expression, bordering on tears.

Elspeth noticed the distress and immediately asked, "What's wrong? Why are you crying?"

Mia's voice trembled with a hint of sobbing as she replied, "All of the samples have been completely destroyed."

A heavy sense of despair settled in Elspeth's heart, but she managed to maintain her composure as she calmly inquired, "Was it intentional?"

"Yes, and the culprit was incredibly careful. We haven't found a single clue."

"Are you telling me there's absolutely no clue?"

slipped in wearing gloves and shoe cover. Moreover, they picked the dead of night when everything was calm and silent. No one could have caught a

occurred in the secluded outskirts where the culprit could carry out their deeds without

Elspeth took out a tissue and handed it to her. "There, there. This is not your fault, nor is it a result of

tissue, sniffling and expressing her gratitude

take a moment to rest in the car. Then, she made her way alone into the

crowd had gathered inside, and they directed their unwavering attention toward her as

owner of the manufacturer,

apologized with a hint of remorse

proceeded to inquire, "Was there any surveillance? Did it capture any

didn't want to pull up the surveillance footage, but there happened to be a

suspiciously. "A power outage on the exact night this incident occurred? That

I also find it too coincidental, but that's exactly what happened," he

flustered state grew more apparent as he struggled to find the right words. Sensing his panic, Elspeth waved her hand

on the rubber stopper of the vials. It

in contemplation. "But why did you choose to seal them with rubber stoppers when adding the solvent in

for a moment before reluctantly speaking up. "Well, rubber stoppers are cheaper and easier to

now was not the

and noticed that the floor was spotless as if no one had ever set foot in there. "Did the person come in wearing shoe

we entered, there wasn't

she crouched down and

there was some dust on the floor, it

looked like someone had

significant details, she stood up and casually inquired, "How frequently do you

out of the blue and hesitated for a moment. "Generally, it's twice

she listened to his reply, a conviction began to form in her

the traces?" Elspeth chuckled

her words, panicked and exclaimed, "Miss Lynwood, I understand that our negligence may have led to this mistake,