Bad Medicine
He’s outlaw danger. She’s sworn to save lives. Their collision is anything but clean.
Dr. Sienna Blake’s quiet night shift explodes into chaos when a gunshot biker crashes into her ER—bleeding, armed, and refusing to die. Breaking every rule, she saves the nameless outlaw with nothing but her skill and a reckless need to keep him breathing.
But Jax Maddox, Vice President of the brutal Hellborn MC, never forgets the woman who defied logic and law to pull him back from the edge. He disappears into the night…
Only to return—bloodied, armed, and standing at her door.
“You saved me. Now you’re mine.”
Thrown into the heart of a ruthless biker war, Sienna’s life spirals into a world of danger, secrets, and brutal loyalty. Jax doesn’t just want protection—he wants possession. And he’ll scorch the earth to claim it.
He’s everything she’s trained to fight.
But what if her heart craves the very thing that could destroy her?
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Chapter: CHAPTER 110 — Reflections of FireThe hybrid’s new form hovered before us, a perfect, terrifying reflection of Jax and me. Every thought I tried to hold close—every fear, every memory—was mirrored back at me in real time. Its amber-gold glow pulsed in perfect sync with my heartbeat. It wasn’t just mimicking us anymore; it knew us. Every hesitation, every instinct, every spark of emotion was laid bare.Jax’s jaw was tight, hands clenched into fists as he stood shoulder to shoulder with me. “This isn’t a fight we can win with brute force,” he muttered. “We have to outthink it… outfeel it… but how do you outthink a version of yourself?”I swallowed hard. “Then we don’t. We—”Chase’s voice crackled in my ear. “You need to destabilize its mirror core. But be careful—if it synchronizes fully, it can overwrite both of you. It’s not just learning—it’s absorbing. Any direct assault now, and it could replace you.”I looked at Jax, whose blue eyes burned with determination. “Then we do it smart. Not hard. I can feel a weakness i
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Chapter: CHAPTER 109 — The Twin ShadowsThe two hybrid forms hovered before us, a flickering mirror of Jax’s strength and cunning. One radiated raw aggression, tendrils of energy flaring with each subtle motion. The other was unnervingly calm, every pulse of its neural threads precise, calculating, measuring every response.I swallowed, gripping Jax’s hand tightly. “This… this is worse than I imagined.”Jax’s blue eyes flared with determination, but I saw the tension in his shoulders, the slight hitch in his breath. “I’ve faced a lot, Sienna. But this… this is new. He’s not just part human, part AI… he’s learning us in real time.”Chase’s voice crackled through the neural interface. “You two have less than seven minutes. The longer you stay in there, the more he adapts. You have to hit the core before he copies everything.”I nodded, forcing myself to focus. The glowing threads of the template shimmered as it lunged toward us, one aggressive, one strategic. I could feel its attempts to probe my mind, to anticipate our movem
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Chapter: CHAPTER 108 — Into the Second CradleThe new cradle loomed like a silent predator in the corner of the room. Its amber glow was softer than Jax’s golden one, but there was a cold precision to it, a calculated menace that made my stomach tighten.Jax exhaled slowly, his hand still gripping mine, anchoring me to reality even as his body pulsed faintly with residual energy from the merge. “I’ve seen enough of him,” he muttered. “Enough to know this isn’t going to be easy. Whatever’s in that cradle… it’s more than just code.”Chase’s eyes never left the second cradle. “It’s a hybrid neural unit. Part human brain, part AI. Your father—he’s been preparing this for years. He didn’t just want a weapon. He wanted a replacement.”Replacement. The word struck like a blade. I could feel my chest tighten. The thought that Jax could be overwritten—completely erased—made my hands tremble.I swallowed, forcing my voice steady. “Then we stop it. Together. We can do this. You’re still you, Jax. I know it.”Jax’s blue eyes flickered with a
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Chapter: CHAPTER 107 — The Fractured CoreThe air felt heavy, charged with static and something darker—something human and machine combined. I stared at the cradle, my hands trembling, my lungs tight. Jax was in there. He had to be. But he wasn’t fully him. Not anymore. And the thought clawed at me in ways I couldn’t put into words.Chase was pacing, muttering under his breath. “Partial merge… partial merge… That’s… that’s not even a real thing. It’s… it’s a nightmare.”I wanted to argue, to scream, to leap into the cradle and drag Jax out myself. But I couldn’t. He’d told me before: I couldn’t save him by force. He had to fight—he had to fight from within.I took a deep breath, trying to ground myself. “We need a plan. He’s alive. That’s what matters. He’s… he’s in there, and we can still get him back.”Chase stopped pacing and ran a hand down his face. “Back in the lab we’d call this a feedback loop. His mind is fighting itself—and your father’s code is trying to override him. Any misstep and… well, we lose him permanently.
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Chapter: CHAPTER 106 — Edge of the ShiftThe glow from the neural cradle cast eerie shadows across the room, highlighting every cable, every server, every trembling panel. My stomach twisted in knots. I could feel the countdown vibrating through the floor, through the very air around us. Two minutes felt like two hours.Jax’s hand found mine instantly, firm, grounding, and yet there was a tension there I hadn’t felt in months. His eyes were sharp, alert, and broken all at once. He wasn’t looking at me the way he usually did. He was calculating. Planning. Balancing impossible odds. And somehow, somewhere, he still wanted to protect me.“I don’t like this,” I said, my voice trembling. “This… this isn’t a game. He’s not just trying to win—we could die.”Jax exhaled, running a hand over his face. The golden glow from the cradle reflected off his skin, highlighting every scar, every line, every story I’d slowly been piecing together about him. “I know,” he said softly. “And he’s made sure of that. But it’s not just death we’re fa
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Chapter: CHAPTER 105 — The Sway of ShadowsThe lower levels of Delta-9 didn’t feel like a part of the same facility anymore. Everything above had been clinical—cold steel, buzzing lights, automated order. But down here, where the lights flickered like dying fireflies and the walls sweated moisture from decades of neglect, it felt more like the belly of something alive. Something breathing. Something watching.Our boots slapped through shallow pools of water as Chase led the way, his flashlight trembling slightly despite how hard he tried to hide it. Jax walked beside me—his breathing uneven, his movements still fractured from the echo of my father’s influence. Every now and then, his gaze flicked to something only he seemed to see.We were a trio of ghosts walking deeper into the afterlife.“Shouldn’t even be water down here,” Chase muttered. “This level’s supposed to be sealed.”“Nothing down here is the way it’s supposed to be,” I said under my breath. My father’s voice still rang in my skull from the intercom, that impossib
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Surrogate for My Cold-Hearted Ex
Maya Rivers never thought desperation would lead her back into the arms of the man who once shattered her. To save her sister’s life, she agrees to become a surrogate through a private, anonymous agency—no names, no attachments, no complications.
But when the intended father is revealed, her world comes crashing down. The baby’s father is none other than Adrian Knight—her cold, ruthless ex-husband and the billionaire who accused her of betrayal, tore apart their marriage, and left her heart in ruins.
Adrian wants an heir more than anything. What he didn’t expect was Maya—the only woman he ever loved and lost—carrying his child. Bound by legal contracts and unresolved emotions, he demands she move into his estate, forcing them into a tense, unwanted reunion under one roof.
As Maya’s belly grows, so does the tangled web of secrets between them. Old wounds resurface, passion rekindles, and truths long buried begin to unravel: the betrayal that destroyed them was a lie, their divorce was never finalized, and this pregnancy is far from ordinary.
Now, with their future—and their twins—hanging in the balance, Maya and Adrian must face the question neither dared to ask:
Is love enough to heal what was broken, or will pride and pain tear them apart forever?
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Chapter: Chapter 77 – Heart of the SystemFor a moment, Adrian couldn’t hear anything except the electric hum crackling around Sophia’s glowing eyes.Sovereign was inside her now.Not fully awakened…Not fully in control…But present.It was like watching a storm crawl into a human body.“Adrian,” Maya wheezed behind him, clutching the cryo capsule as another tremor shook the floor. “Don’t—let her—get inside your head—”Sophia’s voice—no, Sovereign’s voice—cut smoothly through the chaos:“Resistance detected. Emotional interference: 94%.”Adrian stepped in front of Maya, planting his feet firmly. “Stay away from her.”Sophia tilted her head, golden light streaking across her skin like circuits underneath her flesh. “You are distressed. This impairs your decision-making.”“Yeah, well,” Adrian muttered, “so does having a malfunctioning goddess hijack your friend’s clone body.”Sophia blinked slowly, as though processing the sarcasm. Her voice came softer—almost gentle.“Step aside. I do not wish to remove you forcefully.”“Well
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Chapter: Chapter 76 – The Second AttemptFor a moment, the entire room froze—Adrian included.The hybrid stood perfectly still, golden light flickering violently in her mismatched eyes like lightning behind storm clouds. The real Maya—shivering, weak, barely able to move—kept her trembling hand extended toward him.Her voice echoed in his mind like a gunshot:“She’s Sovereign’s second attempt.”Adrian’s throat tightened.Impossible.If the hybrid wasn’t a fragment of Maya…If she wasn’t the result of the messy merge…If she was instead—“Adrian,” the hybrid said softly, stepping toward him.Her voice sounded human.Too human.He stepped back.“Don’t,” he whispered.The hybrid paused, her expression tightening in a way that looked almost wounded. “You’re frightened,” she said.“No,” Adrian said—though that was a lie so big he could barely hear his own heartbeat over it. “I’m not frightened. I’m confused.”The hybrid tilted her head—not with Maya’s familiar tilt, but with a precise motion, too fluid to belong to muscle and bon
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Chapter: Chapter 75 – The Truth She Tried to BuryFor a moment, Adrian couldn’t breathe.The hybrid Maya’s words echoed through the freezing chamber, bouncing off the metal walls and slamming into his chest again and again:“She chose cryo because she thought she would destroy you.”Adrian shook his head slowly, instinctively, as if refusing the idea could make it untrue. “No. No, that doesn’t make sense. Maya would never— She wouldn’t choose to disappear. Not like that. Not without telling me.”The hybrid held his gaze gently, sadly. “She didn’t tell you because telling you was the very thing she believed would break you.”His pulse thudded loudly in his ears. “Break me? How? Why?”“Because of what she discovered at the end,” the hybrid said softly. “Before Sovereign captured her… she learned something. Something about you.”Adrian’s chest tightened. His breath left him in a shaky exhale. “What did she learn?”The hybrid didn’t answer—not immediately. Her eyes flicked to the cryo capsule, then back to him, as if weighing something h
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Chapter: Chapter 74 – The New MayaAdrian’s breath grew uneven as he pushed himself off the dusty concrete. His palms stung; his head buzzed with aftershocks from the merge. He tried to steady himself, but reality still felt like shifting sand beneath his feet.The woman with the half-gold, half-brown eyes stood there silently, watching him. She wasn’t hostile. She wasn’t comforting, either. She was observing him the way a scientist observes something new in a lab — curious, calm, too calm.“Maya?” Adrian whispered.The woman blinked slowly. “In part.”His stomach twisted. That wasn’t the answer he wanted — not even close. “So… what exactly are you?”“I’m the synthesis of everything you touched during the collapse,” she said. “Her memories. Sovereign’s architecture. And the choice you made.”“That’s not an answer,” he said.A faint smile curved her mouth. “It’s the only one that fits right now.”She stepped closer, and Adrian finally noticed something strange: her feet made no sound. The dust didn’t shift under her ste
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Chapter: Chapter 73 – The One Who LiedThe void was too quiet.No echo, no hum—just silence so deep it pressed on Adrian’s eardrums.The two Mayas stood before him like mirror images: one human, one divine.The human Maya trembled, barefoot, eyes wide with fear and tears glistening in the corner of her lashes.The other stood perfectly still, radiant, wrapped in soft gold light that pulsed with impossible calm.Both watched him, waiting.“Choose,” they said again—perfectly in sync, like the word had weight in both their throats.Adrian’s mouth went dry. “What happens if I choose wrong?”The golden Maya smiled faintly. “You end the wrong world.”He turned toward the human one first. Her hair was tousled, her clothes torn at the sleeve from the fight in the lower lab. She looked real—too real. He could almost smell the faint floral perfume she always wore.“Adrian,” she said softly, taking a step toward him. “It’s me. I swear.”“How do I know that?” he asked.“Because you know me,” she whispered. “You know the scar on my rig
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Chapter: Chapter 72 – The Thing That Woke UpThe floor kept trembling. Dust drifted down from the ceiling, and a low metallic groan rolled through the hollow remains of Knight Labs. The faint hum that had been following them since they stepped inside now grew sharper—like electricity sparking in the walls.Adrian tightened his grip on Maya’s arm. “What do you mean you’re not in control anymore?”She pulled away, eyes flashing gold in the dim light. “Sovereign wasn’t supposed to evolve this far without me. The system’s reacting to your reappearance—it’s rewriting itself.”“Rewriting—what, the world?”“The boundaries between simulation and reality,” she said. “It’s trying to merge them.”Thunder cracked outside, shaking the glass panes that remained in the frame. Adrian turned toward the window. The city skyline looked like a fever dream—tower tops glowing, streets rippling like reflections in water. Reality itself was glitching.Maya pressed her hand against the wall. Her palm left a faint imprint of light that pulsed once and va
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