Nurse Sanders took the cheque: "The premise is that no one finds out it was me who killed Gemma York."
Fristy pressed her shoulder: "Don't worry, I found you. If you're discovered, I won't escape either, so I'll help you. I'll tell you what to do to evade the police investigation."
"Alright! Tell me what I should do."
...
After Fristy handed the penicillin to Nurse Sanders, she waited for her good news.
She was confident that this matter would succeed.
Nurse Sanders going in and out of Gemma York's ward would not arouse any suspicion, and she was responsible for giving Gemma York injections. When the time came, she only needed to mix the medicine into the injection, inject it, and he'd be doomed.
Fristy felt this time there was no chance of failure. She waited for the good news and did not leave the hospital.
But soon, Nurse Sanders called her.
Fristy thought she had succeeded and eagerly asked, "How did it go, was it successful?"
