...Two minutes ago, Dr. Michael Harris, the hospital's arrogant director, was still defiant as I bound his wrists with an IV tube."You're done for!" he sneered. "I called the police. You think a scalpel is gonna make me flinch?"His words barely hit the air before I drove the blade into his gut, then yanked it out. Blood sprayed across my white coat, warm and sticky.I adjusted the livestream camera, my hands steady. "Don't worry. Soon, the world will see you squirm."His bravado crumbled as he clutched his wound, his eyes wide with fear.Two minutes later, I flipped on the camera, flashing a cold smile to the digital void. "Evening, folks. Here's the thing. Three days ago, these people caught HIV. You have three hours until the treatment window closes."I started a countdown timer, its red digits glowing ominously on the dissection table behind me.Sirens wailed outside. A police officer's voice boomed through a megaphone."Hanna Carpenter, don't do anything rash! We can wo
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