That question lingered in her mind until right before her lunch break.
A flurry of texts from Caleb Jenkins finally solved the mystery.
[Bonnie! Huge news! I just went over to the logistics department to fish for intel, and I finally figured out why those two guys got sick on Saturday!]
[They didn't just catch some random stomach bug. It's because they ate the crab breakfast sandwiches that were originally meant for you!]
Caleb's messages popped up one after the other, his outrage practically radiating through the screen.
[That morning, Seraphina treated everyone to breakfast and specifically bought an order of crab sandwiches for them to bring to you.]
[But those two were greedy. They thought the sandwiches looked too good, so they secretly swapped them out. They gave you their regular buns and kept the crab ones for themselves.]
[Who knows what was slipped into that food, but within minutes of eating it, they were so sick they were severely dehydrated and had to go home.]
[Bonnie, that woman is pure evil! She was definitely trying to get revenge on you for slapping her and forcing her to apologize that day. Since it failed this time, she'll definitely try again. You have to be careful with anything she gives you from now on!]
Staring at the screen, Bonnie's brow slowly pulled into a tight frown.
Revenge?
No, this was absolutely more than just a petty grudge.
Seraphina's real goal had been to stop her from attending the charity clinic on Saturday.
Bonnie suddenly recalled how, during the clinic, she would constantly get pulled away by random, trivial tasks every time she tried to approach a patient.
It turned out, Seraphina's dirty work had been behind it all along.
She simply wanted to sever Bonnie's chances of interacting with patients, terrified that her true medical skills would be recognized by a professional.
...
At the end of the workday, Seraphina stomped out of the consultation room in her heels, looking completely livid.
Before leaving, she intentionally paused by the front desk to shoot Bonnie a venomous glare that could have sliced through steel.
Finding the hostility uncalled for, Bonnie simply ignored her.
"Bonnie! Best news ever!"
Caleb trotted over, his eyes burning with excitement.
Packing her bag, Bonnie glanced up at him. "What's the big news that has you so hyped?"


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