I carried a notebook into the final meeting and sat across from Alan and Martin. The room was the same conference room where Dana had handed me the packet. The wall clock showed 8:57. I had arrived three minutes early on purpose.
Dana was not there. The clinical lead, Dr. Avery, joined by video from the company's veterinary research unit. He explained that the follow-up assessments were complete. The animals had received veterinary care. The team had found no evidence that the monitoring device caused their conditions, but it could not rule out every contributing factor. The study summary had been revised to describe the alerts and the follow-up process accurately.
No one used the words "all resolved."
HarborCare had agreed to restart training after reviewing the corrected materials, bu
