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n fire. Chloe was pacing, her phone pressed to her ear, her voice a low, angry buzz.
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asked, my voice
ere trembling with rage. "My source. Inside the hospit
ath. "It's a lie, C
her, not u
word a hammer blow. "It's a lie. Felicia doesn't have cancer.
ted. My ears
se for stage effects. The nurse is terrified, but she told her friend. Felicia has been putting o
ake a terminal illness... to manipulate a man's guilt an
eak, the public humiliation, and now this...
ng pain shot th
out, doubling over. Cold s
face instantly flooded wi
nother wave of agony ripped through me. It fe
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n was spreading across the lig
e sound a raw plea. "
mal, seized me. The
er as the edges of my vision went
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