Alpha's Remorse After Her Death (Amber and Julian) novel Chapter 248

He seemed hesitant to do that, and I could understand why. As Healers, we needed to work together as a team. If we started second–guessing and mistrusting each other, the patients could suffer, not getting the care they needed as quickly as they really needed it.

“I don’t,” I told him. “But we need to keep an open–mind here.” Literally anyone who came into contact with Julian’s Mom could be a suspect. “We need a way to catch the poisoner in the act, with enough explicit evidence that it cannot be questioned.”

“We can’t keep testing her after every visit. That seems cruel to her,” the supervisor said. “We need another

solution.”

I considered a minute. “What if we installed a hidden camera? Then we could review the tapes after every visit,

and see who messes with her IV or sticks her with a needle.”

“That’s not standard hospital policy…”

“There’s nothing standard about what’s going on here,” I said. “We can’t let this poisoner keep getting away

with this. Not only are they messing with our patient’s mind, but this will ultimately lead to killing her. We have

to stop that from happening. It’s our obligation.”

The supervisor nodded. “Yes, that’s true. Though for something like this, where the legality of a hidden camera

might be in question, I would feel better if we had the Alpha on our side.”

“You want me to ask Julian?”

“Yes,” the supervisor said. “With Alpha Julian on our side, I would have no qualms. Not only could he shield us

legally, but he is also responsible for the decisions regarding the patient. As the patient is not able to speak for

herself, we need his permission for this. At least… if we wanted to do things the right way.”

Normally, I wouldn’t hesitate to go to Julian with this, especially since his mother was the victim here. But

there was a major question in my mind about whether or not Julian would be able to doubt one of his family.

Poisoning a family member was a major crime.

Could Julian see one of his aunts, uncles, or cousins as a potential murderer?

I didn’t know, but the supervisor was right. We didn’t really have a lot of choices here, especially if we wanted

to do this in a way that could lead to prosecution.

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Chapter 248

“I’ll speak with him,” I said.

“I could, if you would prefer not to,” the supervisor said.

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