Episode 9106
Cara is noticeably quiet on the morning of her university disciplinary hearing and when Remi calls her on it, she reveals she won't be going as she's decided to quit her course. Both Remi and Aaron realise Carla's insecurities are holding her back. They remind her of her tenacity, and how she thrives when she's out of her comfort zone, talking Cara off the ledge and renewing her confidence to attend the hearing. Pleading
her case to department head Leona, Cara is surprised when she's told there won't be any disciplinary action taken against her. In fact, she'll be allowed to resubmit her assessment under exam conditions and be re-graded. After the hearing, Leona asks her about Dex, revealing that the solution he submitted on
Cara's behalf was genius level and advises Cara to enroll her clearly gifted son in an accelerated learning program. Surprised, Cara is relaying the information to Remi, when Remi suddenly receives an urgent phone call from the hospital. When she gets there, she learns that there's been a brawl at Warrinor Prison. Multiple prisoners have serious injuries, while one is in a critical condition with stab wounds. When Remi goes to check on the prisoner, she's shocked to see it's JJ's donor, Felix Rodwell.
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