Uncovering My Wife's Secrets

Chapter 268 Uncovering My Wife’s Secrets

Chloe immediately introduced Annalise to them. "This is Annalise Barton. She's also a shareholder of the company." When these people heard that Annalise was a shareholder, they nodded. One of them said to her, "You're right. We've already arranged for some people to investigate the whereabouts of that batch of medicines. We hope to recover them as soon as possible. Otherwise, the consequences will be unimaginable." These people had a good impression of Annalise after hearing what she had said.

However, they became dissatisfied again when they saw that Annalise was still typing on the keyboard instead of standing up. She was still sitting there to play on the computer at this critical moment. What? Was she instructing them to investigate this incident? The incident had been caused by their company, hadn't it? Hence, one of the people from the Drug Administration said, "This incident is very serious. I pope that your company's shareholders, legal representative, and staff members will take it seriously and support our investigation." "Yes, we'll give full support!" said Chloe immediately.

A person from the Drug Administration had already finished counting the problematic medicines in the warehouse. He said solemnly," Mr. Herman, there are 34 boxes of ticagrelor tablets. All of them are problematic." Herman's face turned stern. He knew about ticagrelor tablets. They were necessary for the treatment of coronary heart disease. They could be used to prevent platelet aggregation. With the improvement of modern living standards, the food people ate became more and more. exquisite and greasy, so Chanaea now had a high incidence of coronary heart disease. Nearly every coronary heart disease patient needed to take ticagrelor tablets. Some patients even needed to take them for life.

Now, there was a problem with this batch of ticagrelor tablets. Two patients who had taken some of the tablets suffered nerve and bone pecrosis. There were more than thirty boxes in the warehouse now. Who knew how many ticagrelor tablets had entered the market? Herman looked at Chloe. "Don't you think the situation is serious?" Chloe was in a difficult position. She frowned and said, "I know the situation is serious. We have to find a way to stop the medicines from flowing to the market first. I'm sure that these problematic medicines are definitely not produced by our company. Anyway, let's make sure no one else will get hurt."

else will be hurt by such medicines." Chloe was extremely grateful. "Thank you, thank you!" Herman said with a solemn expression, "I'm afraid that these medicines have flowed to other cities, too." Annalise said, "Therefore, we have to find the source as soon as possible. Only those people who had the medicines swapped know where these medicines are flowing. At the same time, we have to treat the injured patients immediately to minimize the harm

He felt that though she was young, she had an original opinion and could hit the nail on the head every time. However, she was too arrogant. She had been sitting there to play on the computer all the time. The computer

mysteriously. Herman and some other people from the Drug Administration immediately

different way. He thought that this girl was a real talent! She had actually restored the surveillance footage. Annalise looked at Chloe, who was clenching her fists and was gritting her teeth in anger. "It's Nydia Hugo, the warehouse supervisor. Before the incident, she said that her son

a single parent. She raised her son. herself. Usually, her parents took care of her son, who was now in primary school. Nydia didn't receive much education. She didn't even graduate from junior high school. Back then, she was employed by the company as a cleaner. Later on, at an annual meeting, Chloe

warehouse keeper for two years, Chloe felt that although Nydia's education level was low, she was reliable. Anyway, it was enough for a warehouse keeper to be reliable and careful. The medicines they produced were all sold domestically. There was no need for translation. A warehouse keeper only needed to know the basic words and be able to register the names and batches of medicines

so well. Indeed, some people were just ingrates. "We