At the General Hospital, Christopher commented on the possibility of the security cameras. “Well, since the police don’t want to talk about Katrina’s accident,” James concluded, “let’s talk about your case, Chris. Yes, the police must have checked something.” “That means we have to keep looking.” Adrian grimaced. “Damn!” “What’s wrong?” “Do you think the police will see us after Katrina’s scandal?” Christopher furrowed his brow. “If you guys don’t act hysterical and show some respect for authority, Sergeant Ribeiro will definitely listen to you.” “Maybe it’s better if someone from the family, like you, James,” Adrian suggested. “I can ask Mr. or Mrs. Vasconcelos to go in my place.” James checked the time on his wristwatch. “It’s getting late, and I need to get back to work.” A notification from James’s cellphone made him check the device. “What is it?” Christopher asked. “Katrina just told me she took our bags to the Rocha Hotel,” James read. “She’s at the recording studios,

Sergeant Ribeiro doesn’t hold back with the patient Christopher during the interrogation. Christopher kept looking at the door. Where is Dr. Vargas to stop the officer’s visit? “Stop giving me that look, Mr. Vasconcelos!” Ribeiro ordered. “It’s not my intention to offend you, Sergeant.” Christopher defended himself. “I’m just wondering if I should be interrogated like this.” “Sorry, but I’m fed up with this nonsense about Mr. Ferro being involved in this,” Ribeiro complained. “Everything that was accused has been investigated, checked, and found to be false. Tell me, Mr. Vasconcelos: what do you think could have motivated Mark Ferro to damage your car?” “I constantly accused him of having cut the brakes on my sister’s car when she had her accident.” “But my team had already determined that there was nothing wrong with her car. Your sister was criminally drunk when she crashed.” Christopher took a breath to retort, but Ribeiro interrupted him. “I should remind you, Mr. Vasconce

Luana approached Chris without caring much about Sergeant Ribeiro’s presence. “Miss, I’m interrogating the patient.” “She’s my friend, Sergeant!” Christopher retorted, offended. “You don’t have the right to treat her that way. What’s going on here?” “Nothing much, we just need to wrap this up.” Ribeiro stood his ground. “There’s nothing more to discuss.” Christopher shook his head. “My only explanation is that Mark Ferro tried to kill me because I know he tried to kill Katrina at Briana’s orders!” “Do you have any evidence to support these accusations?” “No, I don’t have any; I just know! My word should be enough!” Luana, waiting for her turn to speak, understood even more what Mark wanted. This response from Christopher makes no sense! He is definitely hiding something! Ribeiro stood up. “Alright, let’s pause for now. When you’re feeling better, Mr. Vasconcelos, come see us at the precinct. Don’t make us come after you with a charge of false accusation.” After waving goodby

Luana is astounded by the revelations Christopher shared about James. “So, instead of opening your sister’s eyes, you prefer to keep secrets to blackmail James at a future moment?” Luana scolded him with her arms crossed. “Chris, don’t you realize this will cause you problems?” “Well, I didn’t think James was a murderer, just an insatiable adulterer,” Christopher sighed in disappointment. “Well, now we have a strong reason to believe that he was the one who sabotaged your car, not Mark.” Luana stood up. Christopher raised his hand, trying to stop her. “What’s wrong?” Luana noticed. “You’re not going to tell Briana, are you?” “Do you want to keep this nonsense going? The police are running around in circles like a headless chicken trying to find the culprit!” “We have the perfect culprit: Mark,” Christopher retorted, shrugging. “IMPOSSIBLE!” Luana exclaimed indignantly. “The police have already ruled Mark out as a suspect. I heard your conversation with Sergeant Ribeiro. And I

Katrina discovered that some chick had hurt her sick brother, and by Christopher’s reaction, the wound was of the heart.“Chris, tell me NOW how did she hurt you!”“No one, sis, don’t be paranoid.”“What did Luana Barros do to you, huh?”“If you’re going to be this hysterical, then it’s better if I don’t tell you. I don’t want you to do something crazy.”Katrina shook Christopher. “She was the girl you were interested in, right? Briana’s best friend? They both must have plotted something to hurt you! Come on, Chris, spill it!”“Forget it, and stop shaking me!” Christopher struggled. “If Dr. Vargas showed up here, he would kick you out.”“I don’t give a damn about Dr. Vargas!” Katrina shouted at the top of her lungs.A nurse appeared with a frown. “Mrs. Ross, we ask for respect and silence here.”“Go take care of your job, you hellish nurse! Nobody called you here!”“Alright.” The nurse hurriedly left.The multi-parameter monitor began recording Christopher’s accelerated heart rate.“S