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Chapter 90 – Let’s Hydrate

Author: Tiffanie Campbell
last update Last Updated: 2025-12-13 00:16:46

Beth

I pulled my phone from my bag and opened the Notes app, scrolling through the list of TikTok ideas I’d jotted down after my third glass of wine last night. Half of them probably wouldn’t make sense sober, but the other half? Gold. I tucked my legs under me on the office couch and reached for my ring light.

Adam plopped into the chair across from me with a smug grin. “So, I was just telling Dr. Cole about what he missed last night at the club…”

I looked up, eyes narrowed in mock disapproval. “Why would you go and do a thing like that? He chose to skip out. No one made him stay home. So why should he get to be filled in on all our fun?”

Adam smirked. “Because the FOMO was real the second I mentioned the words ‘rabbit mask.’”

I started to respond, but the deep timbre of Stacy’s voice cut clean through the room.

“Don’t you have patients to see?”

Adam blinked. “Wow. You’re right. That does sound like my cue to leave.”

He stood, brushing imaginary lint from his sleeve like he hadn’t ju
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