All Chapters of The Doctor’s Voluptuous Patient : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Chapter 61 Sophia sat across from Richard in his private office, her legs crossed and her expression tight with impatience. The door was locked and the blinds were drawn. She leaned forward slightly, her voice low but sharp. “We need to act fast,” she said. “Lila is becoming a real problem. She’s getting too comfortable, too involved. If we don’t do something about her soon, she’s going to become even more of a threat.” Richard leaned back in his chair, swirling the drink in his glass. His face remained calm, but there was a flicker of something darker in his eyes. “I’m aware,” he replied evenly. “But we have to be smart about this. I’m not going to rush into anything and make a mistake. Especially not with Ethan.” Sophia frowned. “Ethan? What does he have to do with this?” Richard let out a short, humorless laugh. “Everything. That boy has become more unpredictable than I expected. After what he did to Heyes, I’d be a fool not to take him seriously. He’s protective of that nurs

Chapter 63 I was already in my car when I decided to call Damien. My hands were gripping the steering wheel so tightly my knuckles had turned white. I needed to rule out every possibility before I completely lost it. The phone rang twice before Damien picked up. “Yeah?” he answered, sounding tired. “Have you seen Lila today?” I asked immediately, skipping any greeting. There was a short pause. “No. Why? What’s going on?” “She didn’t show up at work,” I said, my voice coming out sharper than I intended. “No one has seen her. She’s not answering her phone and she’s not at her apartment. I thought maybe she went to see you or something.” “I haven’t seen her,” Damien replied. “I’ve been at home most of the day. Is everything okay?” His answer made something snap inside me. “No, everything is not okay,” I said through gritted teeth. “She’s missing, Damien. She’s not answering calls or texts. No one at the hospital has seen her. Something is wrong.” Damien was quiet for a second.

Chapter 65 I didn’t even knock. I stormed into my father’s office like the building belonged to me. The door slammed against the wall hard enough to make the framed awards on the shelf rattle. Richard was sitting behind his desk like he always did — calm, composed, sipping something dark from a crystal glass like the world wasn’t falling apart. He looked up slowly, one eyebrow raised, completely unfazed by my entrance. “Ethan,” he said evenly. “To what do I owe the pleasure?” I crossed the room in three long strides. Before he could say another word, I grabbed him by the collar of his expensive shirt and yanked him halfway out of his chair. The glass in his hand tilted dangerously. “What the fuck did you do to her?” I growled, my face inches from his. “Where is Lila?” Richard didn’t even flinch. A slow, amused chuckle escaped him as he calmly set his glass down on the desk. He looked me dead in the eye, almost bored. “I’ve done nothing to your little nurse,” he said, his voice

Chapter 67EthanI was sitting in my car outside the police station when my phone buzzed with a notification from an unknown number. A video message.My stomach dropped before I even opened it.I tapped play with shaking hands.The screen showed Lila tied to a chair, blindfolded, in what looked like a dark, empty room. She was struggling against the ropes, her head turning like she was trying to listen for something. Even through the low-quality footage I could see the fear on her face.A distorted voice came through the speaker.“Stay away from things that don’t concern you, Doctor. This is your only warning. If you keep digging, or if you involve the police again, we won’t be so gentle next time.”The video cut off.I slammed my fist against the steering wheel so hard the horn blared. My chest felt like it was caving in. She was alive. That was the only good thing. But they had her. And they were using her to control me.I called Damien immediately.He picked up on the second ring.

Chapter 69 I had lost track of time in the dark. My wrists were raw from struggling against the ropes, and my shoulders ached from being forced into the same position for so long. The blindfold was still tight across my eyes, and every small sound made my heart jump. I kept thinking about Ethan. I knew he would be looking for me. I just didn’t know if he would find me in time. I was drifting in and out of a restless half-sleep when I heard it. Raised voices. A loud thud. Then another. My body went rigid. I turned my head toward the sound, straining to listen. There was a crash, like something heavy had been knocked over, followed by the unmistakable sound of a fight. Grunts. A pained yell. The sound of fists hitting flesh. I held my breath, my heart pounding so hard it hurt. Then I heard Ethan’s voice — low, furious, and deadly calm. “Where is she?” There was another scuffle. Someone grunted in pain. I heard a body hit the floor hard. More fighting. It didn’t last long, but i