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Chapter 129: Nothing Is Private

Author: Ayla Ren
last update publish date: 2026-11-02 09:34:36

It took me four days to realize Xavier had been watching more than my location.

The first warning came at the clinic. My access card beeped when I tried to enter a supply room I'd used for years. I tried again. Same result. Access denied.

Two days later, an old patient number came back as disconnected. Brie called it from her phone. It worked perfectly.

Then I found the penthouse tablet with its browser history wiped and a fresh set of parental controls.

Parental controls.

I nearly threw the th
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    I chose Wednesday because I knew exactly when the clinic's inventory system updated.3:05 every afternoon.I'd spent two shifts watching the cycle, memorizing the routine, and figuring out how long I could remain logged in before someone noticed. Xavier had admitted to monitoring my access. What he hadn't told me was how quickly the system responded when I stepped outside the hours he'd approved.There was only one way to find out.At 2:58, I finished my last scheduled patient. Three minutes later I picked up another chart.The nurse looked at the clock. "You're taking another one?""Apparently."She gave me a curious look but didn't argue. I kept working, carefully avoiding the corridor windows.At 3:12, one of Kaelen's men appeared outside the staff room. He touched his sleeve and spoke into it, his eyes briefly settling on me.Eleven minutes.I finished the procedure, washed my hands, and left the clinic at 3:4

  • The Tyrant Lycan's Ruined Omega   Chapter 129: Nothing Is Private

    It took me four days to realize Xavier had been watching more than my location.The first warning came at the clinic. My access card beeped when I tried to enter a supply room I'd used for years. I tried again. Same result. Access denied.Two days later, an old patient number came back as disconnected. Brie called it from her phone. It worked perfectly.Then I found the penthouse tablet with its browser history wiped and a fresh set of parental controls.Parental controls.I nearly threw the thing across the room.That evening, I waited until Xavier finished speaking with Kaelen. He set his phone on the desk, rolled his sleeves higher, and returned to his documents."How long have you been monitoring me?"His eyes lifted. "Be specific.""Don't play stupid. My clinic access. My calls. My financial records. Every system I log into. How long?""Since your first clinic shift."He didn't even hesitate."You've been tracking all of it?""Yes.""And you thought I wouldn't notice?""I expected

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    I waited until the fourth day.On paper, there was nothing left to justify the level of control Xavier had put in place.I found him in the study reviewing a set of northern contracts."I'm going back to the clinic," I said. "Three shifts a week to start. And two nights at the bar if Roman still has them."Xavier did not look up immediately. When he did, his expression was the new one—calm, settled, absolute."No.""It wasn't a request."He set the page aside. "You are not returning to either location without clearance and a detail.""I spent years in both places before you locked this collar on me. I am not asking for permission to exist in my own life."Xavier leaned back in the chair. "You are asking me to accept unnecessary exposure now that the active threats are gone. The answer is no."I stepped closer to the desk. "The active threats are gone because we ended them. My father is finished. Kane is finished. The contingency is dead. What exactly are you still protecting me from?"

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