unglasses and a heavy trench coat as she walked into the private oncolog
oom was heavy and depressing. The receptionist behind the marble de
envelope from her bag. S
he courier sent her file to the
r face showed no emotion. She s
u for ret
ward slightly, for
d you tell me when Dr. Evans needs her back
yes instantly
nnot confirm or deny any patient i
ly cause security to throw her out. She turned away in f
a soft chime echoed through the lobby. The
suits stepped out. They w
oat. It was Damond Oneill. Beside
tepped behind a massive potted palm tree in the corn
staring at a medical report i
the hallway was so quiet Br
focusing on that Vincent bastard
t's chest burn. She held her breath, her fin
is the one we need for the merger. That lost kitten you
handed the medical report to Miles. His
she is the critical variable. You don't need to under
ike to the stomach. The blood drained fr
relief. "Just don't ge
oss the lobby. His gaze stopped for exactly one second on the h
She waited for him to cal
shed open the glass doors and walk
ce. The tiny, stupid spark of hope she had felt in his penthouse was dead. He was ex
coldness in her veins. She would ne
, answering a phone call. Bridget leaned over the marble counter and
xt to the 10:00 AM slot f
stantly. Dr. Richard Evans. Director of Experimental Cellular Therapies and Highly Classified Medical Procedures.
sed her hand hard against her collarbone, trying to stop the physical pa
Her mother was dying, her father was trying to steal their compan
he would have to become a
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