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"You first," I said to Eli, my heart pounding. "Who do you think it is?""My ex-boyfriend from college. Ryan Chen. He's Dr. Sarah Chen's brother. I just figured it out tonight when I was going through social media. The timing of his posts, the connection to my boss, the access he'd have to information about my patients. It all fits.""Chen," I repeated, the name clicking in my head. "Eli, my new physical therapist is Dr. Marcus Chen. Any relation?"Silence on the other end. Then, "Fuck. I didn't even think about that. Marcus is Sarah's cousin. They're all related. It's a whole family network at the clinic.""So your ex has access to your boss and to my new therapist. He could have gotten information from both of them. Or hacked their accounts to access patient files.""What were you going to say?" Eli asked. "You said you figured out who it was too.""I was going through my iCloud account history. The unauthorized device was registered to an email address. I did some digging and trace

ELI P.O.VAfter Mason left, I tried to sleep but couldn't. My mind kept spinning with thoughts of the meeting tomorrow, of Ryan's betrayal, of everything that could go wrong.Around two AM, my phone buzzed with a text from an unknown number.Sleep well, Eli? Or are you too busy thinking about your boyfriend's cock? Don't worry, I have plenty of evidence of that too. See you tomorrow. -RRyan. Confirming what we already suspected.I screenshot the message and forwarded it to Patricia immediately, even though it was the middle of the night.Then I typed a response to Ryan.I know it's you. I know what you're doing. And it's not going to work.The reply came seconds later.Already working. Sarah's going to fire you tomorrow. Mason's going to lose the ESPN deal. And everyone's going to know what a predator you are. Should have treated me better, Eli. Should have thought about consequences.This is insane, Ryan. It's been seven years. Move on.I did move on. But then Sarah mentioned your n

ELIDr. Chen's office was exactly as I remembered it. Professional, cold, intimidating.She sat behind her desk, her expression neutral, a file folder open in front of her."Dr. Reeves," she said. "Thank you for coming in. Please, sit."I sat, my hands clenched together to keep them from shaking."I'm sure you know why you're here," Dr. Chen began. "I received disturbing information over the weekend regarding your relationship with former patient Mason Garrett. Information that suggests professional misconduct.""I'm aware of the allegations," I said carefully. "But Dr. Chen, before we discuss the specifics, you need to know that this information came from an unreliable source who has a personal vendetta against me.""Are you suggesting the photographs are fabricated?""No. The photographs are real. But the context surrounding them is being manipulated by someone who wants to destroy my career.""And who would that be?"Before I could answer, there was a knock on the door."Come in,"

MASONLater that afternoon, after we'd cleaned up and gotten dressed, my phone rang. Patricia."Mr. Garrett," she said. "I wanted to update you. Ryan Chen was arrested an hour ago. Multiple charges including computer fraud, identity theft, unlawful access to computer systems, and harassment. He's being held pending bail hearing.""Good," I said, feeling a weight lift off my chest. "What happens now?""Now there's a criminal trial. Which could take months. But in the meantime, he's prohibited from contacting either of you or accessing any of the materials he stole. The immediate threat is neutralized.""What about the ethics investigation into Eli?""That's separate and will proceed independently. But Ryan won't be able to provide evidence since anything he obtained was acquired illegally. The ethics committee will have to base their decision on Eli's testimony and Dr. Chen's report.""When will we know the outcome?""Could be weeks. Could be months. These things move slowly. In the me

MASONA week after we released the statement, Patricia called with news about Ryan's case."He's pleading out," she said. "His lawyer knows they can't win at trial. The evidence is too overwhelming. He's pleading guilty to computer fraud and harassment. In exchange for the plea, the prosecutor is dropping the identity theft charges and recommending a reduced sentence.""How reduced?" I asked."Eighteen months instead of five years. Plus probation, fines, and a permanent criminal record.""That's it? Eighteen months for what he did to us?""It's more than nothing. And it means we don't have to go through a trial, don't have to testify, don't have to relive everything publicly. The criminal case is essentially over.""What about civil damages? Can we sue him?""You could. But he doesn't have much money. You'd spend more on legal fees than you'd ever recover. My advice is to let it go. He's been arrested, convicted, and will serve time. That's punishment enough."I relayed the informatio