All Chapters of Dr. KILLER : Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

Karma's POVFor a while, neither of us spoke.I sat there staring at the documents spread across the table, but my mind was no longer focused on the names or numbers written across the pages.I was thinking about Helena, about the conviction in her voice, about the things she had uncovered and most importantly, about why she had decided to put herself in danger to pursue something that powerful people had apparently spent years trying to bury.Helena leaned back in her chair and released a slow breath."I know what you're thinking." I looked at her. "You're wondering why I'm willing to go this far."I didn't answer. She glanced down at the photograph of Theon before picking it up. "My son is one of the reasons."Her voice changed when she said it. There was something painfully personal beneath the authority she usually carried. "When Theon came to your hospital, I thought I was going to lose him."I remembered Theon's condition when he had been brought in, the injuries, the fear in hi

Karma's POVI woke up to the sound of my phone vibrating and for a few seconds, I didn't know where I was.I stared at the ceiling, my mind still caught somewhere between sleep and reality.Then everything came rushing back, Helena, the investigation, the police and the agreement I had made.I slowly reached for my phone on the bedside table. There were several notifications waiting for me, missed calls, messages, questions from staff and patients' families but I chose to ignore them all. It's the hospital admin's duty to respond to their messages and I'll address them when the time comes.I rubbed my tired eyes and sat up, the room was quiet, too quiet. I glanced toward the door. "Noah?"There was no response so I pushed the covers aside and stepped out of bed. When I opened the bedroom door, I found him downstairs.He was sitting on the couch with his laptop open, his attention fixed on the screen. He looked up the moment he heard my footsteps. "You slept for barely three hours." I

Karma's POVI barely had time to process Helena's words before I started preparing myself.My eyes remained on the piece of paper where I had written the name of the hospital. Tonight.My first assignment was tonight, so I glanced at the clock.Less than an hour. I immediately reached for my phone, I expected to feel nervous, but what I felt was something else, a strange calm.Perhaps because I had spent the entire day surrounded by chaos, the police, the missing records and everything that I have discovered that have backed up all that Helena has said so far.The hospital preparing to be shut down, and now this. I picked up my bag and began putting a few things inside, didn't tell Sandra, I didn't tell any of the doctors, I didn't tell anyone, there really was no need to.The instruction was for no one to know anything about it. My phone vibrated.I looked at the screen.Roland: I'm at the parking lot. Same place. My heart skipped, I looked around my office one last time.Then I gr

Karma's POVI arrived home sometime around midnight. The house was completely dark.I stood outside for a moment after paying the cab driver, staring at the windows of the house. I had deliberately taken a cab instead of calling Noah.And I refused the ride offer that Helena offered me, the last thing I needed was for Noah to see Roland dropping me off again and start asking questions I couldn't answer.Tonight had already been complicated enough. Daniel Cross was dead.The surgery had gone exactly as Helena had predicted.He had already been suffering from a serious illness, and the procedure had only pushed his body beyond the point of recovery.No one would suspect anything, no one would know that I had made certain he didn't leave that operating room alive.I walked quickly toward the house. The moment I opened the door and stepped inside, I knew I wasn't alone."Where are you coming from?" Noah's voice came from the darkness and I froze.My hand remained on the doorknob, I should

Karma's POVI had to go to the office today even though the hospital was barely functioning.There were still things that needed to be handled, the investigation, follow up on the patients that had been transferred, the staff and most importantly, the questions from the public.I couldn't hide forever. People deserved answers, even if I couldn't give them all the answers they wanted.I arrived at the hospital a little after nine in the morning. The moment I stepped out of my car, I noticed the reporters gathered behind the barriers, cameras, microphones.Questions being shouted from every direction."Dr. Kuntz!""Doctor, is it true that organs were removed from children?""Are the police investigating your hospital?""Did you know what was happening?""How many children were affected?""Is the hospital going to reopen?"I ignored them and walked inside. The security officers kept the reporters from following me.As soon as I entered the administrative wing, Sandra came toward me with