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Chapter 15

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last update Last Updated: 2025-06-30 03:14:49
Charlotte’s pov

I stared at the phone in my hand while sitting at the edge of the bed. I was thinking when the light from the window hit my face, yet I couldn't move, I was deep in thought.

Planning. My fingers tapped the screen slowly. I had one name on my mind.

Doctor Lennox.

Edward’s private doctor. The one who had been treating him for the past few years. The one who knew all his secrets. The one who gave him medicine every month. I let out a smile as I clicked his number and placed the phone to my ear.

The call rang twice.

“Hello?” a deep male voice answered.

“Doctor Lennox,” I said with a soft smile in my voice. “It’s Charlotte.”

There was a pause. Then he said, “Charlotte… It’s been a while.”

“I know,” I said. “But I’ve been busy.”

“I’m sure you have,” he said. “Why are you calling?”

I looked at the door to make sure Edward wasn’t near. He had gone out. I was alone. Safe to talk.

“ I wanted to check on Edward to find out how his treatment is coming alon
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