It was days later when Mina actually felt well enough to get off the couch, but her stomach was still badly cramping, and it was disrupting her ability to concentrate on things she promised she would do around the suite. Leal had been extremely attentive to her, and he was honest about why. He needed her help, and unlike his brother, he was choosing to treat her as an ally, despite his mistrust. As he put it, everyone had something to hide, and she had at least been honest that she was not telling them everything. That, he said, was at least worth a little recognition.
With nothing else to do, Mina opened Nael's laptop and checked his earnings. She had managed to balance both accounts but saw that the small surge was beginning to stagnate. She sold off what she believed would nosedive in value and reinvested a lot of the earnings into companies she was familiar with; including 'Ela's Fish Market', which was how she planned to launder Nael and Leal's money.
