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Discarded by My Family, I Proved Them Wrong Chapter 68
Night descended over Terrai Medical Center like a velvet curtain being drawn slowly closed.On the ground floor, behind the frosted glass door of a small, windowless meeting room, the ceiling lights burned dimly over a long table of dark-stained wood. On the large screen above it was the face of a man in his thirties, in a rumpled shirt, dark circles under his eyes, sitting at a computer somewhere far away in Aethelgrad. Rafael.Sean stood with his arms crossed, his back against the wall. Director Voss sat at the head of the table with a folder open in front of him. There were no attendants, no nurses, no official record that would preserve this conversation."I'll start with the simplest part," Rafael said. His voice crackled slightly through the speaker, but his tone was steady. "The hotel is called the Hotel Marlowe, in the old district, seven blocks from the central station. Four stories, old, rarely visited by tourists. A tenant has occupied suite six-oh-four on a monthly basis f
Discarded by My Family, I Proved Them Wrong Chapter 67
"I only caught a glimpse of him from behind the tank, when he opened the boiler room door," Aldens went on. "A big man, in his forties. His face was half hidden under a hat. But there was a scar on his chin, small, running crosswise, like an old cut that never healed properly. And the way he walked..." He shook his head slowly. "I've seen that walk before. I just can't remember where."Valena didn't move.The color slowly drained from her face. Her fingers, which had been folded in her lap, tightened until her knuckles went pale, and her eyes stared blankly at a point in the air between Aldens and Voss, as if she were hearing a voice from far away that was slowly growing clearer."A scar on his chin," she whispered.Every head turned toward her."Miss?" Sean asked quietly."The man who dragged me out through the gate." Valena's voice was barely audible. She swallowed, her throat working with difficulty. "That rainy night. I fell in the road, and a guard grabbed my arm and hauled me th
Discarded by My Family, I Proved Them Wrong Chapter 66
Hours later, the hospital helicopter finally touched down on the roof of Terrai Medical Center with a gentle jolt that shook the whole fuselage.Sean had the door open before the rotors stopped turning. The wind from the blades slapped his face, whipping his hair and the hem of his coat, which still smelled of smoke, but he didn't feel it. He sprinted across the concrete rooftop, through the steel door, and down the emergency stairwell two steps at a time, and in his head there was only one floor number, tolling like a bell.Seven."Doctor!" Director Voss called from behind him, his voice muffled between the concrete walls of the stairwell.Sean ignored him. He knew the old man would understand. Two security guards followed at a measured pace, and at the very back, a man in his sixties with a torn coat and cracked glasses came down the stairs more slowly, supported by Voss, now and then dabbing his sweaty forehead with a crumpled handkerchief.The corridor of the research wing on the
Discarded by My Family, I Proved Them Wrong Chapter 65
Chapter 65Quick footsteps pounded down the stairs, and a moment later Voss appeared in the doorway, slightly out of breath. "What is it?"Sean handed him the scrap of cloth. Voss examined it closely, touched it with his fingertips, then drew his thumb across the damp fibers."It's still wet, and there's no blood," he said slowly, his gray eyes sharpening. "He may not have gotten far. And look, this wasn't torn by being snagged. He tore it deliberately.""Yes." Sean stared at the small iron door. "We split up."Voss nodded. The two men hurried upstairs and out through the clinic's back door onto the grassy slope that fell away toward a pine forest. The mist there was far thicker, creeping low between the trunks and swallowing everything more than ten paces away. Sean strode down the slope with his eyes fixed on the ground, and not far from the clinic, on the first thorny bush, he found another scrap, white and damp, caught on a twig like a breadcrumb in a fairy tale.His pace quickene
Discarded by My Family, I Proved Them Wrong Chapter 64
Chapter 64Hallowmere Mountain Clinic was in chaos.The helicopter touched down in the small meadow behind the main building, its downdraft flattening the wild grass in every direction and sending thin wisps of mist streaming off the slope. Sean jumped out before the rotors had even stopped, his coat whipping around him, two armed officers following warily at his heels. Beside him, Director Voss stepped down more calmly, though his jaw was set like iron.The clinic stood in the middle of a mist-shrouded valley, a red-brick building with a dark shingled roof and arched windows hidden behind curtains. In the front courtyard, several security vehicles with flashing lights were parked at haphazard angles, and a group of patients wrapped in heavy blankets huddled beneath the porch, frightened, while nurses tried to calm them. The glass door of the lobby was shattered on one side. Shards lay scattered across the marble floor, along with loose papers from overturned files and a toppled vase,
Discarded by My Family, I Proved Them Wrong Chapter 63
Chapter 63Letting someone go with the belief that he would be all right turned out to be far heavier than holding him back.Valena stood before the large glass window of the narrow room on the seventh floor, both hands gripping the cold window frame, her eyes following a small dot receding into the morning sky. The hospital helicopter rose past the peak of the glass tower, reflecting the sunlight that had just come up, then shrank, smaller and smaller, until it vanished behind the thin layer of cloud hanging over the mountains. The sound of its rotors had long since faded, yet the girl did not move. She only stood there, like someone still waiting for a sound that would never come."Miss."Marta's voice came softly from behind her. The woman had fully awakened, with a fresh bandage on the back of her hand and her curly hair hastily tidied. She stood in the middle of the room, not daring to approach too quickly, like someone who knew that some sorrows were not meant to be broken by
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