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Reject Me, Alpha Tate Chapter 37
Tate's POV"This is the fourth time I am asking the same question," I said. "When can I see Dr. Carter?"Marlon looked at me with that particular gaze of his."She's reviewing the latest scan data," he said. "She can't be interrupted.""That was last week's answer," I said."It's an ongoing process," Marlon said, pleasantly.I put the pen down. "Mr Marlon.""Yes.""Who is she?"He held my gaze without flinching, most people can barely hold or lock gazes with me, but here he was a mere researcher staring me down. "The most important researcher this institute has produced," he said. "That's who she is.""That's not what I asked.""It's the answer I have," he said."You're protecting her," I said."I'm representing her professional interests," he said. "Which is my job?""From what specifically.""From unnecessary disruption to the protocol," he said. "Your mother is a trial participant, and you are pushing through to see her, she can’t change her standards, because you are an alpha. Now
Reject Me, Alpha Tate Chapter 36
Nicole's POVIt started at dinner on Tuesday. Maple had been eating his rice then he looked up and said, completely unprompted, "Is the tall man still here?"I kept my fork moving. "Eat your dinner.""I am eating," he said, demonstrating. "Is he still here?""Yes," I said. "He's here for his mother's treatment. You know that."He considered this, chewing. "Does he eat dinner?""I imagine so.""Where?""In the guest dining room, probably," I said. "Maple""Does he have a favourite colour?"Rosy, across the table, turned a page of the book she was not supposed to have at dinner and said nothing."I don't know his favourite colour," I said."You could ask him," Maple said. "I don't ask patients' family members about their favourite colours," I said. "That's not what I'm there for."Maple seemed to find this unreasonable as he ate another spoonful of rice. "I think it's blue," he said. "Or black, he wears a lot of black.""Maple.""Mum I’m just saying," he said. "You could find out.""I'
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Nicole's POVI should have seen it coming. In hindsight the signs were there — Tracy's evening medication had been adjusted a few days prior, the new protocol requiring a witness signature on the administration log, and when I arrived for the evening round the room was not empty the way it usually was at that hour.Tate was there, standing near the window with his arms loosely crossed. He looked up when I came in. "Evening round," I said."Yes," Tracy said, from the chair. She had the expression of someone who had not engineered this situation but was not displeased by it.I moved to the medication tray. Behind me I was acutely aware of Tate not leaving."The new dosage requires a witness signature," he said. "I'll sign it.""I can call the duty nurse," I said."I'm already here," he said.I kept my hands moving on the tray, he was already here. I had done the calculation before I finished the sentence and already knew I had no way out of it that didn't draw more attention than sim
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Tate's POVTracy was in a decent mood when I arrived, which was rare enough that I noticed it before I sat down.She was at the window with her tea, actually drinking it instead of letting it go cold. While she complained about its temperature, I noticed a drawing was on the side table as I leaned forward and picked it up.At the bottom, in large careful letters, were the words:to the sad lady. I don't want you to be sad. always be happy. rosy.I looked at it for a moment then I looked at Tracy."Who left this?" I asked."The attendant's daughter," Tracy said. "How old do you think she is?" I asked."Four at most," Tracy said. "Maybe younger." She sipped her tea. "The attendant didn't even know that her daughter slipped out to come here until I told her.""How did she take it?""About as well as you'd expect," Tracy said. "Apologized, said it wouldn't happen again." She set her cup down. "Though if you ask me, a child that age wandering corridors alone means the mother isn't watchin
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Nicole's POVTracy mentioned it at the end of Thursday's session, almost as an afterthought."Your daughter came by this morning," Tracy said.I stopped writing, my heart did something loud. I turned around slowly. "What did you say?"Tracy looked at me with a long flat stare. "I said your daughter came by this morning. Do you need me to say it a third time or are we going to pretend you didn't hear me the first two?""I — are you sure it was her?"Tracy's expression shifted into something that was almost amused and not kindly so. "Am I sure." She repeated it slowly. "You think I'm confused, you think I sat here and invented a small child with those very special specific eyes who knocked on my door and left a drawing signed with her own name." She tilted her head. "Is that what you think is happening to me?""No," I said. "I didn't mean""You absolutely meant it," Tracy said. "You looked at me the way everyone looks at me now. Like I might be making things up. Like I can't be trusted
Reject Me, Alpha Tate Chapter 32
Nicole's POVI heard his voice before I saw him. I was moving through the east corridor toward the archive room, tablet under my arm, half my attention on a notation I needed to add before the afternoon session, when Tate's voice came through the half-open reading room door and I stopped walking without meaning to."Anything at all?" Tate asked."The registration documents trace back to a filing service that dissolved years ago," Jonathan said. "The photograph request came back empty. Her name isn't attached to anything public prior to her first publication.""She's cited in alliance journals.""Her work is. She isn't. No conference appearances, no interviews, no institutional photography. Every formal record traces back to the institute's internal registry and they don't provide personnel records without a judicial order.""What about the staff registry?""Internal only," Jonathan said. "I tried that angle through the administrative office. They said all personnel inquiries go throug
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