Food Poisoning Stories Novels & Stories

Chapter 47 Cynthia's POV "How bad is it?" Kevin asked, though his expression said he already knew. "Bad," I whispered. "Health violations. Food poisoning complaints. Anonymous tips. The press is already circling." "It's a setup," Julian said sharply. "Remember the Le Jardin Secret incident last year? I’m suspecting them."

She was sitting in an immaculate, climate-controlled room, wrapped in expensive sheets, while her mother was pacing a floor somewhere, terrified and desperate for answers she couldn't give. Setting the phone down with a hollow numbness, Caelith picked up the tablet to search the public coverage. She needed to see what the rest of the world was being told. There it was, plastered across every major news outlet. ‘Tragedy at Harlow’s on 4th Street: 34 Dead in Catastrophic Food Poisoning Outbreak.:

The crowd with filled with indignation when they heard this. “Simple food poison?!” somebody snarled, “I got diarrhea for a week straight! I almost died out of dehydration! How would you like to have some bad food?” “And that was not even the worst thing he did!” A young man pushed across the crowd and came to the front. His eyes were glinting with fury tears.

Connie replied, looking even more nervous as she recalled the post she had read. She explained, “Brother Tyr, the post said that more than thirty years ago, a food poisoning incident took place in this village. Someone in the village died because he mistakenly ate poisonous mushrooms from a mountain. “Back then, the village was holding a banquet, and all the villagers attended the feast. Unfortunately, the poisonous mushrooms were also served at that banquet. In the end, all the villagers were poisoned to death, leaving the whole village deserted. “About ten years ago, a construction company fancied this land and wanted to develop a villa area here. But, as soon as the construction work star

"What happened?" "Um..." She was too embarassed to say. The campus doctor who accompanied James here began explaining with a smile, "Miss Liang and her friend are suffering from diarrhea caused by food poisoning." "..." Elizabeth looked helplessly at the ceiling, as her originally pale face immediately turned red. The doctor continued, "Cooked food is much more easily contaminated under this hot weather, which means it's much easier to get food poisoning. They couldn't stop throwing up when they just came, but the symptoms have relieved now that I've put them on a drip."

Noah was stunned. Something still happened after all. This group of people really came with a bad intent. He quickly pushed his way through the group of people and came to the front of Jane to protect her. He forced a smile and asked, “What exactly happened?” Seeing Noah here, the cheesy old man then immediately grabbed Noah by his collar. “Your shady restaurant truly has done quite a harm to others! Three of our friends began to have fever, vomit, and diarrhea not long after they dined here yesterday. They are all hospitalized now!”

“The revolution is not successful yet. You have to work harder, comrade.” Ye Shaotang looked at her and continued to drive. When they were back at the hotel, Xu Yi soaked herself in the bathtub while Ye Shaotang worked at the balcony. He saw Xu Yi climbing onto the bed to watch television with some snacks. “Shaotang, the news reported that there have been a few people who fell sick after eating unsanitary food. We’re supposed to stay away from poultry and seafood, but we had some these few days. Should we go get ourselves checked at the hospital?” Xu Yi took a piece of green bean cake and ate some. She was focused on listening to the news.

“Wow, trust! big words. Did something happen for you to use trust in the food topic?” “Yeah, someone tried to poison us”. Harvey said but actually it was only her who was poisoned and not just poison but also a drugs with hallucinogen. It is a good thing that she was hospitalized due to accident and the doctor was able to detect in her blood the component of the poison and the drugs. Otherwise, he could not imagine what will be the effect once it already consumed her whole system. “Oh, I hate people using food to harm others. Is that the reason why you fired the previous cook”

Unexpectedly, Dominic sidestepped her. His cold gaze locked onto the flustered shopkeeper, his voice devoid of any warmth as he calmly asked, "Did you add seafood to your food?" "No, I didn't!" The shopkeeper, about forty years old, was on the verge of tears. After denying it at first, he suddenly seemed to remember something. As if grasping at a last straw, he admitted in rapid succession. "Yes, yes, when I was marinating the chicken tenders, I added seafood sauce to them. Why? Can seafood sauce also cause food poisoning? That's impossible!"

“No no…uh—if anything I never got to apologize for that humiliating act on your first day here or second rather. I am not going to tell you I didn’t mean to do it because I did but I don’t know why It particularly felt like it after you gave me the food…I guess it was a past hold on me that made me think you were also here to poison me.” This was the first time I heard him mention the topic of him being poisoned. I have heard slice bit of the story from three different people. The guard, Sabrina, and Cynthia. All of them seemed uncomfortable telling the story and never really went into details, spoke about name or even the year it happened. All they made me know was that it was the reason wh