Surgeon's Revenge: From Ex Wife To Country's Best Doctor のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 103

Scarlett's POV "Ashfield." My voice came out very quiet. "Who is it?"There was a pause on her end. The kind that made my stomach twist into knots. I heard her shift papers, maybe rub her eyes. She'd probably been up all night too."His name is Jason Harris."The name landed flat. Nothing. No flash of recognition, no old memory slamming into me. "I don't know that name." I shook my head even though she couldn't see it. "Never heard it.""You wouldn't," Ashfield said. ""Most people wouldn't. He wasn't exactly the type who made headlines."Spencer moved closer, touching my arm lightly. I turned slightly toward him and put the phone on speaker and set it on the bed between us."Eleven years ago, Jason Harris was the one who caused the accident," Ashfield kept going, voice low like she was afraid the walls had ears. "The crash that sent your car off the bridge into the river."I froze. The room tilted for a second. My free hand shot out and grabbed the edge of the dresser so I wouldn't

Calista's POV I'd been pacing since midnight.I couldn't sit still if my life depended on it. My heels kept clicking across the hardwood floor in the living room, back and forth, wearing down that expensive rug I bought last year when I still thought money could fix everything. The phone burned a hole in my hand. I checked it for the hundredth time. Nothing from Jason, not a single text or call since that last short conversation where he'd said he was "handling the evidence room" in that flat voice of his. Michael wouldn't stop texting. "We need an exit plan now," Walden was worse. Three voice notes already, his voice cracking like a scared kid, asking if we should just run and disappear before everything blew up in our faces.Konrad was the typical dead silence. The man only remembered I existed when he needed me to clean up one of his messes. Right now I felt completely alone in this too-big condo, the walls pressing in, the silence screaming. My stomach was in knots. I tossed the