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I'm going to find who put you there.

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CHAPTER NINETY-FOUR

RILEY'S POV

"Riley, sweetheart, I need you to sit up. Your scan is at ten."

Tasha had already parked a wheelchair next to my bed. I had not agreed to a wheelchair. But the Riley in Dr. Whitfield's chart doesn't argue. She stares. So I stared at the chair, then at Tasha, then at the wall behind her.

"Scan for what?" I asked.

"The baby. Dr. Mitchell wanted a second trimester scan after the bleeding scare. We talked about it yesterday."

We had not talked about it yesterday. She
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