All Chapters of The Brilliant Second Life of Doctor 'Vicious' Harper: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The long night had finally passed. A sliver of morning sunlight streamed through the floor-to-ceiling windows, gently spilling over the girl as she rested quietly in the bedroom. Her white figure seemed like an angel lost among mortals.Chase reached out, fingers brushing through her glossy, soft hair.The memory of last night surged back—she wasn’t like other girls, timid and fragile. In a crisis, she had remained remarkably calm. She might have been a little clumsy, but it only made her more endearing.A faint smile touched Chase’s usually deep, intense eyes.Harper stirred, rubbing her eyes. “You’re awake?”She reached out freely to feel his forehead, then relaxed. “The fever’s gone!”“You didn’t sleep at all?” Chase raised an eyebrow.“Oh, I was afraid something would happen to you during the night. Besides, I’m your doctor now—I have to look after m

For the three days after Chase’s injury, Harper had been by his side, caring for him meticulously, barely even glancing at her phone.Luckily, Chase was strong; after a few days, he had mostly recovered, and Harper could finally return to the hospital to work.The memory of that kiss from a few days ago made her cheeks flush and her heart race involuntarily.“Harper, why are you grinning like an idiot? Your phone’s been ringing for ages!”A doctor at the next table noticed her daydreaming and reminded her.Harper snapped out of it and hurriedly grabbed her phone. It was Rowan, a junior from her university lab.“Hello, Rowan?”“Senior! Finally answering! The professor’s about to explode!” came Rowan’s anxious voice.“What’s going on?” Harper was confused.“I told you—you must’ve forgotten. The final project is due today! No ext

“Mr. Gallagher, there’s something—” Tuck started to speak straightforwardly, but Harper cut him off.“Your injury… is it fully healed? You weren’t supposed to touch water while recovering…”Chase’s gaze softened on the girl in front of him. She wore a light, airy white blouse and a cream-colored floral mini skirt, her long legs radiating youthful charm. Her slightly flushed face and blinking, captivating eyes could tempt anyone into mischief.“Relax, it’s fine.” He grabbed the towel and irritably dried his wet hair, forcing himself not to look at her.Zane nudged him, anxious. “Boss, Dr. Winston is here in person—he has something to tell you.”Tuck, slightly flustered, glanced at Harper nervously.“Go ahead.” Chase looked at Tuck, expression calm.“It’s about Harper. Next semester, she’ll

Chase’s deep, dark eyes were fixed on the coffee in front of him, his perfectly shaped lips slightly parted. Just as he was about to take a sip, the phone on his desk rang.Harper’s brows furrowed. Chase casually picked up the receiver, and after half a second, said, “Let him in.”Harper frowned in confusion. Let who in?Before she could process it, the office door opened. Zane stepped aside at the entrance, polite and composed. “Mr. Jax, please.”Then, Camden’s upright, imposing figure walked in.Harper’s water-bright eyes narrowed sharply. Why is Camden here again?Camden glanced at her briefly, but his gaze was calm, devoid of the complicated emotions he’d shown a few days ago.“Harper is here too?” Camden said softly, greeting her as one would a casual friend.“Senior Jax, why are you here?”Before Camden could answer, Cha

Harper remained calm, offering a faint smile. “I reported this incident before, and the Medical Department has kept a record. Please rest assured, BioL Group: due to national differences, the irreversible side effects of PD abroad have been modified domestically to become reversible.”Having said this, she lifted her head, serene and confident.“Clap clap…” Chase was the first to applaud, followed by enthusiastic clapping throughout the room.The Hospital director beamed with satisfaction. “Indeed, the success of this work is thanks to researchers like Dr. Harper!”Harper shook her head lightly. “You flatter me, Director. I would like to add that the subjects experiencing side effects have been classified as risk trial cases, so there is no actual adverse impact. BioL Group can rest assured.”Her response gave GG Group face. Although the PD technology was introduced from abroad, domest