All Chapters of The Doctor’s Voluptuous Patient : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Chapter 1: The CrashLila Monroe gripped the steering wheel tight, her heart pounding as rain slammed against the windshield. The wipers could barely keep up. It was late, way too late for her to still be driving home after a double shift at the small clinic. Her eyes felt heavy, but she pushed on. Just a few more miles and she’d be in her warm bed.Then everything went wrong.Bright headlights cut through the darkness from the side. A truck. Too fast. Lila screamed and yanked the wheel, but it was too late. The crash hit like thunder. Metal screamed. Glass exploded around her. Her body slammed hard against the seatbelt, pain shooting through her chest and leg.The world spun. Then it went black.When Lila opened her eyes again, everything hurt. Sirens wailed close by. Cold rain mixed with blood on her face. She tried to move but a sharp pain tore through her right leg. She gasped and looked down. Her thick thigh was trapped under twisted metal.“Help…” she whispered. Her voice sounde

Chapter 3The knocking on the door grew louder. My heart hammered against my ribs, matching the wild beeping of the monitor beside me. Ethan’s hand was still on my chest, warm and heavy, his fingers just above the swell of my breasts. He looked at me like he wanted to ignore whoever was outside and keep going.“Dr. Black!” the voice called again, sharper this time. “This is urgent.”Ethan let out a low curse under his breath. He pulled his hand away slowly, like it hurt him to do it. His blue eyes stayed locked on mine, dark with something I had never seen directed at me before. Hunger.“Stay right here,” he whispered. “I’ll handle this.”He stood up, straightened his scrubs, and unlocked the door. A nurse stood there, looking stressed. Behind her, I caught a glimpse of another doctor hurrying down the hall.“Car pile-up on the highway,” the nurse said quickly. “Multiple traumas coming in. The director wants you leading the team.”Ethan nodded, all business again, but I saw the tightn

Chapter 5My hands wouldn’t stop shaking as I stared at the dead phone. The distorted voice kept echoing in my head. Stop digging… next time the syringe won’t miss. I wanted to scream, but nothing came out. The hospital room felt too quiet now, too dark. Every shadow looked like it could hide another intruder.I pressed the call button hard. Nothing happened fast enough. Tears stung my eyes. My broken leg throbbed, my ribs ached, and fear sat heavy in my soft belly. Why was this happening to me? I was just a nurse trying to live my life. I didn’t dig into anything. I couldn’t even remember the crash clearly.The door opened fast. Ethan rushed in, his face tight with worry. He must have been close by. “Lila? What’s wrong? The monitor spiked again.”I grabbed his hand the second he reached the bed. His skin felt warm and strong. “Someone called. They threatened me. Said to stop digging into the accident or they’d come back. They mentioned you too.”Ethan’s jaw hardened. He sat on the be

Chapter 7 The administrator stood there with her clipboard, staring at me like I had done something wrong. She was a thin woman in her fifties, lips pressed tight. “Miss Monroe, we have strict policies about relationships between staff and patients. Dr. Black’s request to keep you here longer raises questions.” I shifted in the bed, pain still biting at my ribs. Before I could say anything, Ethan moved closer, his tall frame blocking her view of me. “This is a medical decision, not a personal one,” he said, voice sharp and cold. “Lila experienced multiple threats while under our care. She stays until I clear her. End of discussion.” The woman opened her mouth but Ethan just stared her down until she nodded and left quickly. The door shut and I let out a breath I didn’t know I was holding. Ethan turned to me, his eyes softening. He sat on the bed and pulled me into his arms carefully. “Sorry about that. Some people love to stick their noses where they don’t belong.” His hands star

Chapter 9 I stepped into the trauma department the next morning feeling nervous as hell. My leg still ached a little and my ribs were sore, but I needed to get back to work. Ethan had cleared me for light duty. The security he arranged dropped me off early, and I tried to act normal as I walked through the familiar halls in my scrubs. The place was already busy. Nurses and doctors rushed around, machines beeped, and patients waited in the bays. I clocked in at the station and grabbed my tablet for assignments. A couple of the girls I knew gave me quick smiles, but I caught some whispers behind my back. “That’s her. The one Dr. Black saved.” I ignored it and focused on my first patient, a guy with a broken arm from a car crash. As I checked his vitals, I felt eyes on me. I looked up and there was Ethan at the end of the hall, watching me with that intense stare. He looked sharp in his white coat, commanding as always. My body reacted instantly, heat pooling low even though we were i