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• Loylds Laboratory began its first production on a Monday morning. Having employed hundreds of workers, Edward never revealed the process or formula he used to produce the vaccines. Instead, he would go into a room that only he could access, make large quantities, and then have his workers handle the packaging and marketing. This was to ensure that none of them learned his secret formula and potentially sold it to others.
• For the past weeks, Edward’s name had been trending globally, making him one of the most talked-about men on earth. Magazines, journals, and media outlets were all discussing him. From his childhood history to his college days, and how he was able to heal his first patient while in prison—this was the trending news worldwide. Although his story inspired hope in young scientists and the world at large, it also sparked controversy. Many were skeptical, especially in other countries, where they doubted the authenticity of Edward’s vaccines. They refused to believe the experimental videos the World Health Organization released with samples, dismissing them as fake. These critics struggled to accept how a young man with no professional experience as a lab scientist could suddenly emerge as the creator of vaccines that had stumped top scientists worldwide.
• However, amid the controversy, Edward remained undisturbed in his career. He recently used his influence to help his former cellmates, Junior and Rodney, as well as the gang leader, Marcus Santosh, who had promised to assist him when he was still incarcerated. Edward also purchased seven new buses for his company, which he would use to transport vaccines around the city to marketers.