Damon leaves with a shot, some supplements, and a long list of people he suspects.
Dr. Medina says that he can't do anything more for Damon unless he checks himself into the hospital. Of course, Damon says no. His time is precious and the company won't run itself.
Naturally, his doctor knows not to disclose his condition—unless Dr. Medina wants his license revoked—but Damon reiterates how important it is not to inform anyone.
No, not even the police need to know. He doesn't want to be added to their catalog of 'victims,' much less give the media a trail to sniff after. He can proceed with the investigation himself. The fewer problems there are, the better for him.
Except, there is a problem. A big one, at that. He doesn't even know where to begin looking. There's too many to accuse—even though there's not a lot with the means, many have the motive. Are they after him or are they after something more?
Damon doesn't want to think; his head hurts.
