All Chapters of She Called It Treatment: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Before noon, I drove to Robert's place.No gift. Just a folder.The second I walked in, I saw Jocelyn pressed up against Calvin, her hand resting on his belt. The shape under his pants showed, slightly raised.She smiled sweetly, holding a bowl of pricey tonic, feeding him bite by bite.Calvin kept smiling, opening his mouth like he loved every second.When he saw me, his brows lifted. He shifted on purpose, flashing that bulge at me, smug as hell.Two years of marriage, and Jocelyn had never fed me so much as a piece of fruit. That shy, gentle side of her—I never got it.Robert came over at the noise. Saw the thin folder in my hand, and his face dropped."Finley, didn't I tell you to bring gifts for Jocelyn and Calvin? What's a birthday without presents?" He shot a glance at the kitchen, then back at me, already annoyed. "Go cook something. After that, go buy gifts for my daughter and son. And listen—if it's not worth a few grand, don't bother coming back."Every word landed

In one day, Gill Psychiatry was done.Jocelyn showed up at my workplace like she'd lost it.I'd just finished my resignation and walked downstairs when she stepped in front of my car."Finley, stop!"I looked up. Her eyes were red, hair a mess—no trace of her usual composure.She spread her arms, blocking me. "Why did you report my clinic? The mansion's sealed. Hotels won't take me. Even my car's frozen—I can't drive it! What are you trying to do?"Her voice shook, no care for how she looked.When I looked at her, I saw Calvin jogging up behind her.I said nothing.She took my silence as an opening, instantly switching to that pitiful look. "Finley, do you know how hard I worked to build Gill Psychiatry? Years of struggle—gone because of one report from you!"Calvin and I are just siblings. What's wrong with helping my own brother with treatment? Why are you so sensitive? Are you really jealous of him?"You're not a kid—grow up. I was just repaying his parents' kindness. Did

Jocelyn showed up at my old office every day, causing a scene from morning to night.She finally stopped when someone told her I'd already quit.So she went to Flint Corp instead.Big mistake. Security shut her down at the door—she didn't even make it past the lobby before they dragged her out and dumped her on the street.I wiped anything tied to her.When she couldn't find me, she took it online and started trashing my name.I'd just gotten home when Mason texted.[Mr. Flint, take a look. Jocelyn's stirring things up online. People are turning on you.]I opened it. A video—Jocelyn, crying hard."Finley, just because you can't have something, you have to destroy it? A year ago, you wanted to invest in my clinic. It wasn't stable, so I said no. And you held onto that till now? Flint Corp's huge—why go after some small clinic?"If it's about my brother... we grew up together. There's nothing between us. Just because I'm married doesn't mean I cut off my family."You just thin

Third-Person POVNo hard proof, so the cops cut Jocelyn loose.She walked out free—but her name was wrecked.The second she stepped outside, something smacked into her."You've got zero ethics! How are you even a doctor?!""Pay it back! Jocelyn Gill, you don't deserve any of this!"Her chest tightened. She bolted for the apartment. The door flew open—Calvin was already there, cramming clothes into his suitcase.Jocelyn's face lit up as she walked over."Calvin, what are you doing? Found a new place? That's great, but... why are you only packing your stuff?"She frowned, clueless. The guy in front of her wasn't the Calvin she thought she knew.She kept going. Calvin snapped and shoved her aside."Move. Can't you see I'm packing? Why are you just standing there? Jocelyn, wake up. You really think I'd take you with me?"The act dropped. Every dark piece of him showed.Jocelyn froze at the look on his face.Then confusion hit."Calvin, what are you saying? I'm your sister!

A year passed.With me in charge, Flint Corp hit a whole new level.My parents kept pushing me to settle down. I wasn't interested.That night, the company threw a celebration banquet. I finished my speech, stepped offstage, and a reporter stopped me."Mr. Flint, you still owe us that interview. If I don't file it today, I'm getting fired."I paused. A few days ago, I'd had an emergency trip and had to postpone.But I'd set it up for the VP to handle. It shouldn't have affected them.So who was she?I looked her over. Something about her felt familiar."Vivian Vance?"She raised a brow, smiling. "Not too slow. You recognized me."Honestly? Barely.Vivian had been my neighbor. Back in our teens, she moved overseas with her parents.It'd been almost twenty years."What? Twenty years and no dinner, Mr. CEO?"I smiled. "Wrong title. I'm chairman, not CEO."Her lips twitched.That night, we had dinner at a five-star hotel near the office.She said she wanted to see my pare