Sign the Papers Mr. Langford novel Chapter 514

The head of the Langford Risk & Compliance Dept added, "These kinds of concepts are somewhat of a consensus in medical data ethics, but The W Report outlined them much earlier and in far greater detail than the industry average at the time."

"How much earlier?"

The man glanced at his files.

"At least five to seven years."

Lawrence's gaze fell back to the screen.

Five to seven years.

Back then, Wren was already married to him, and Leo had just been born.

During the day, she stayed at the Langford Estate to care for the baby, and at night, she kept watch by a small nightlight. Whenever Lawrence walked past the nursery, he would often see her with a laptop by her side.

He had assumed she was looking up parenting advice.

Or perhaps he thought she was bored and just browsing to pass the time.

He had never seriously asked.

Leonard Miller spoke up quietly, "Mr. Langford, there is also W-LAB-07."

Lawrence looked at him.

Leonard placed the newly uncovered documents on the desk.

"The IT Division followed the machine name and tracked down a batch of old equipment names. The W-LAB series was used years ago at The Grandport University Med-Tech Laboratory. During those years, the lab collaborated with several hospitals on rehabilitation data annotation and child behavioral assessment studies."

Lawrence flipped open the file.

The first page was an introduction to the lab.

The second page was the equipment log.

W-LAB-01 through W-LAB-12.

There were many names under the 'User' column.

Master's students, PhD candidates, external consultants, short-term project members.

Lawrence immediately spotted one line.

Wren Whitaker.

The registration date was a year before their marriage.

Equipment borrowed: W-LAB-07.

Purpose: Medical data risk assessment script testing.

His fingers tightened slightly around the file.

The IT Director hurried to add, "Mr. Langford, this only proves that Ms. Whitaker once used this machine. It doesn't prove she wrote The W Report. The equipment was shared by many people, the system was later reinstalled, and the records are incomplete."