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Captain Fiancé Cheated With His First Officer, I Left Chapter 11
The instant the trigger pulled, a figure threw itself across the space.The silver bullet caught Caine square in the heart.He staggered, then crashed down onto the steps in front of me, blood surging from his chest, spreading dark across the tiles.I stood there, and what I felt was complicated.Then, the next second, the cold came back over me.Once, I had thrown myself in front of him the same way, without a thought for myself.And he hadn't spared me a single look. He'd turned and carried Celina—who had a scratch, nothing more—into the safe room.Two warriors had Celina pinned. Her face was nothing but raw, frenzied hate.“Why couldn't it have been you,” she shrieked at me. “This is your fault. If it weren't for you, Caine never would have noticed what I'd done. It's all your fault.”My father's face went black as a storm.The crushing weight of the Alpha King's aura blew out with no warning, and the whole hall shuddered faintly under it.Celina dropped as if an invisible hand had
Captain Fiancé Cheated With His First Officer, I Left Chapter 10
Once Seattle entered its rainy season, transport missions rose noticeably. Early that morning the center took in an interstate pediatric organ transport: the child was in critical condition, the organ had a limited preservation time, and the takeoff, landing, and handoff had to happen within a set window; any delay along the way could undo all the effort that came before. When I got to the center Noah was already in the conference room, route maps, weather charts, and the hospital handoff procedures spread across the table. When he saw me he handed over the mission tablet. "You lead the medical procedures.""Flight risk?""The weather isn't ideal, but it's flyable. If anything changes en route, I'll notify you right away."I nodded. Exchanges like this were short, but they put me at ease, because we were each in our own position, and neither of us needed to overrule the other.Before boarding, I saw Ethan at the edge of the tarmac. The rain had just stopped, and there was standing wate
Captain Fiancé Cheated With His First Officer, I Left Chapter 9
After Ethan left Seattle, he didn't reappear right away. I thought he'd finally learned to stop, but later I found out that wasn't it. His anger had turned toward Claire. All the things he'd once been willing to cover up for her, polish for her, backstop for her, had now all become evidence.Simulator error records, abnormal training hours, using mentor privileges to block off simulator slots, a promotion defense video he'd edited on her behalf, debrief materials he'd written for her, a private recommendation letter with conflict-of-interest issues. All of it was compiled into a formal report and submitted to Delta's training oversight department and flight division. Claire was quickly grounded pending investigation, her promotion frozen, the mentor relationship placed under internal review.But the report didn't leave Ethan standing cleanly in the judge's seat, because he wasn't a bystander. He'd ghostwritten the materials, edited the videos, written the recommendation letter, tacitly
Captain Fiancé Cheated With His First Officer, I Left Chapter 8
The car accident on an island near Seattle happened the night before a rainstorm. When the emergency call reached the center, everyone stopped what they were doing: a critically ill child needed urgent transport, ground traffic was blocked, the nearest children's hospital was on the far side of the state, and the time window was narrow. I put on an emergency vest and boarded with the team, with Noah flying.A medical transport plane is much smaller than a commercial jet. There was nothing decorative in the cabin, only equipment, medications, monitors, and a light so white it hurt the eyes. When the child was carried in, his blood pressure was already unstable. He was so small, the oxygen mask covering most of his face, leaving only a pale forehead and a thin little wrist showing. His mother stood at the bottom of the boarding stairs, her eyes red and swollen, asking us over and over, "Will he be okay?" I didn't give her a false promise. I only said, "We'll do everything we can."The ca
Captain Fiancé Cheated With His First Officer, I Left Chapter 7
The work in Seattle was busier than I'd imagined.The center moved fast: handover at eight in the morning, standby routes confirmed before nine, the afternoon spent debriefing all of the previous day's missions, and at night an emergency transport could come at any moment. No one here cared whose fiancée I'd once been, only whether my judgment was fast, my procedures steady, whether I could stay clear-headed through cabin noise and pressure changes. It put me at ease, because I didn't have to justify my pain first, only prove my expertise was reliable.In my second week we ran a pediatric transport drill. The simulated patient was a critically ill child needing interstate transport. I handled the medical procedures, Noah handled the flight coordination. The cabin was narrow, and the placement of every single thing mattered: the monitor, the infusion pumps, the oxygen equipment, the securing straps. When the drill reached the part about securing the transport pod, I found a problem with
Captain Fiancé Cheated With His First Officer, I Left Chapter 6
On my third day in Seattle, Ethan came looking for me.That morning I was doing a project handover at the center. The conference room was small, maps of medical transport routes across the West Coast states on the walls, each line marked with airports, diversion points, partner hospitals, and average transport times. The first time I sat at that table, I felt calm inside. No one asked whether I was some captain's fiancée; no one treated my judgment as emotion. They asked, "Dr. Reed, if a pediatric patient's blood pressure drops sharply twenty minutes after takeoff, what's your first course of action?" I answered, and they nodded and took notes. It was so simple it felt foreign to me.When the meeting ended and I walked out with my files, the receptionist looked up at me. "Dr. Reed, there's someone here to see you."I followed her gaze. Beyond the glass door stood Ethan, in a black trench coat, cold rain settling on his shoulders. He was thinner than the day I'd left, shadows under his
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