"He keeps having headaches. The only thing he ate that was different from what every other person ate were the biscuits he received from you that evening," Williams explained.
"Biscuits? Did I make them? But everyone ate the snacks we made, and they were alright," she said, looking at Susan, who gave her a nod.
"We don't think you made them. But we don't know who you got them from either. But that is our clue. You both have similar symptoms, but his symptoms seem to be milder than yours." Williams explained patiently.
Alicia tried to think about it, but she couldn't. The only vivid memory she had from that day all ended in the morning. It was difficult to remember anything else without trying so hard and suffering from a terrible headache.
"You should eat," Williams said to Alicia and turned to Susan. "Stay here with them while I go and check what is going on in the palace," Williams said and headed for the door.
