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เข้าสู่ระบบJust imagine… You’re a doctor trained to heal broken minds — and now, your newest patient is the man everyone fears. A billionaire with a temper no one can control. A man betrayed by the woman he loved, now drowning in rage, guilt, and pain. Now imagine being offered a million dollars to marry him. Not for love. Not for romance. But as his “treatment.”
ดูเพิ่มเติมChapter SixNight had already fallen when Aria finally stepped out of her office. She pulled off her lab coat and hung it neatly where she always did, next to the shelf of medical files. Damien had been a handful again, but at least he was asleep now. That was enough peace for the night.She sighed, picked up her small purse, and walked out of the private clinic.The night breeze touched her face as she walked toward the road. She was wearing a simple blue gown that made her look calm and graceful.She waved down a cab and got in quietly.“General hospital, please,” she said.It didn’t take long before she arrived.She paid the driver and walked through the glass doors. The scent of disinfectant and medicine filled the air, something she had gotten used to over the years.Room 102. She knew it by heart.When she pushed open the door, her heart tightened. Her father was still lying there, surrounded by machines that beeped softly. His face looked pale, his body thinner than she reme
Chapter 5“Marry him?” Aria’s voice cracked, even as she tried to hold it steady.Richard’s gaze didn’t waver. “Yes, Doctor Aria.”She stared at him, shocked. Her mind raced. She wanted to laugh, but there was no humor in his tone. He was serious. Every word he said carried weight, purpose, and expectation.“I know it’s hard,” Richard continued, his voice low, deliberate. “But think about this, Aria. My son needs someone like you. You as his doctor isn’t enough. Please. Even if it’s just for a year.”Aria shook her head, her hands gripping the edge of the chair she was sitting on. “That’s hard, Mr. Richard. I can only help him as a psychiatrist. That’s all I can offer.”“No, Aria,” he said firmly, leaning forward slightly. “That’s not enough. Understand it from my point of view. Being his doctor alone doesn’t change anything. Doesn’t keep him alive. Doesn’t make him better. You’re the only one I’ve seen who can.”Aria felt her pulse quicken. “Sir… I’m literally in a serious relationsh
Chapter 4The spilled coffee had been cleaned, the tray gone, the broken phone swept away. The only sound left was the slow, steady rhythm of the oxygen machine beside his bed.Damien was still asleep, his face calm, though a small vein still pulsed at the side of his neck. The injection had done its job. For the first time since Aria met him, he looked almost peaceful.Aria stood by the foot of his bed, holding her notepad against her chest. She had been there for nearly two hours, monitoring his condition, making notes on his seizure pattern, and watching how long he stayed under sedation.She sighed softly. The man was exhausting. Even asleep, he carried tension in his jaw, like he was ready to fight someone in his dreams.Aria looked down at her wristwatch 12:07. She decided to step out and get some air.The door clicked softly behind her as she stepped into the hall. The sharp scent of disinfectant filled her nose. Nurses walked past carrying files and medications, whispering ab
Chapter ThreeHe woke up still in the hospital bed.The first thing he noticed was the sound of the monitor beside him. Beep. Beep. Beep. Constant, steady, annoying. His head ached, his mouth was dry, and he hated the smell of disinfectant in the air.He stared at the ceiling for a while, thinking about nothing, until the door opened quietly.A nurse walked in holding a tray of food toast, eggs, and coffee. She smiled a little, nervous, trying to be polite.“Good morning, Mr. Grayson,” she said softly. “You should eat something.”He glared at her without saying a word.When she placed the tray on the table beside him, he sat up slowly, his eyes sharp.“Get out,” he said.The nurse froze. “Sir, please, you need to eat ”“I said get out!” he shouted, loud enough that his voice echoed off the walls.His tone made her jump, but she still tried again. “Mr. Grayson, the doctor said ”Before she could finish, he pushed the tray hard. The cup of coffee spilled over the white sheets, dark liqu
Chapter Two The steady beeping was the first thing Damien heard. Then came the faint smell of antiseptic and the sting of light against his eyes.He opened them slowly, squinting. White walls. A ceiling fan turning lazily. A tube in his nose. He turned his head, realizing he wasn’t in his usual hospital suite — this place looked different, unfamiliar.His chest rose sharply.Where the hell was he?He wasn’t home.He wasn’t even in the same hospital he was taken to last time.His body tensed. The beeping from the monitor quickened as he sat up, ripping the IV from his arm. Blood trickled down, but he didn’t care. He tore the oxygen line off next, knocking down the metal stand beside the bed. The sound echoed through the sterile room.A nurse rushed in, startled. “Mr. Grayson, please—”“Get out,” he snapped, his voice hoarse but sharp enough to make her freeze. She hesitated, then ran out, calling for someone.Behind him, a deep voice spoke quietly. “Damien.”He turned slightly. His f
Chapter One .Damien Grayson had never been this sure about anything in his life.Not about his company. Not about his money. But about her Clara.The night had to be perfect. He made sure every single thing was exactly how she liked it. Fancy.The rooftop of Le Ciel, her favorite restaurant. Roses lined along the table. Her favorite champagne. And a small black box that carried a ring he believed would change his life forever.He had pictured the moment so many times. Her walking in with that confident smile that always made him forget every other woman in the room. She’d probably act surprised, cover her mouth, maybe even cry. And he’d drop down on one knee, say a few words he’d practiced all week, and ask her to marry him.It was supposed to be a new beginning.But she was late.Twenty minutes late.He kept glancing at his watch, then at the elevator doors, waiting for her to appear. The waiter approached with a polite smile, asking if he should open the champagne, and Damien j






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