All Chapters of The Surgeon Forgotten Wife: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

​Nathaniel slowly turned around as the massive reinforced steel doors swung open. Benjamin marched into the tunnel leading more than thirty Blackridge security officers, with Arthur at his side with his pistol raised. Sophia followed right behind them, a tablet clutched in her hands and a confident smile spreading across her lips.​"I told you," Sophia said. "You hacked the building... but you never truly understood it."​Nathaniel's jaw tightened. "You..."​Sophia calmly lifted the tablet. "I've restored every security system you shut down. The exits are sealed, the lifts are disabled, and the police have surrounded every entrance." She looked him straight in the eyes. "You're out of options."​Nathaniel glanced at his mercenaries, several of whom instinctively took a step back as fear appeared on their faces for the first time.​Benjamin raised his gun and aimed directly at Nathaniel. "Nathaniel Hawthorne, drop your weapon."​Nathaniel let out a low chuckle. "You think you've won?"

​"They've found... a living relative."​The words hit Dizer harder than anything she had heard that day. Silence settled over the tunnel as Ryan lowered his gaze to the report in his hand, his expression unreadable.​Dizer slowly stepped forward, her voice trembling. "My... my family?"​Ryan nodded. "The forensic laboratory matched the DNA recovered from the rescue records with a recent national database."​Liam instinctively moved closer to her. Benjamin held his breath, while Arthur and Adrian exchanged uneasy glances as everyone waited.​Dizer swallowed hard before asking in a barely audible voice, "Who is it?"​"I'm afraid the report doesn't include a name," Ryan admitted, glancing at the paper once more. "It only confirms a biological match."​A frown creased Dizer's forehead. "What does that mean?"​Ryan met her eyes. "It means... someone related to you is still alive."​Nathaniel was escorted out of the tunnel in handcuffs. As he walked past Dizer, he suddenly stopped. "You sh

​The Arrival​The entire estate fell into complete silence as everyone stood frozen.​Outside the gate, the black Rolls-Royce remained parked. The elderly chauffeur stepped out first and respectfully opened the rear door for a tall, elegant, and commanding man. Silver streaks lined his hair, but it was his eyes that caught everyone's attention—they were the exact same deep grey as Dizer's.​"..." Benjamin's throat tightened. "...Richard Hale."​Arthur immediately stepped in front of Dizer. "We don't know if that's really him."​"Nobody moves until we verify his identity," Ryan agreed.​Richard calmly buttoned his suit jacket. Making no attempt to force his way inside, he simply stood waiting.​Inside the security room, the guards turned to Benjamin. "Sir?"​Without taking his eyes off the monitor, Benjamin gave his orders: "Open the outer gate, but keep the inner gate locked. If he makes one suspicious move, take him down."​The outer gate slowly slid open. Richard walked in alone, ke

​Panic at the Estate​"My... children?" Liam’s voice was barely above a whisper. The call had already ended, leaving him staring at his phone in total disbelief. "No... no."​Dizer immediately noticed the sudden panic on his face. "Liam?"​He slowly turned to look at her, all color drained from his face. "The twins... they're gone."​For a split second, Dizer didn't react. Then the crushing reality sank in. "What?"​Liam grabbed her shoulders. "The caller said they're no longer where I left them."​Dizer pushed his hands away. "What do you mean, where you left them? You knew where they were?"​Benjamin frowned. "Liam. Explain."​Liam took a deep breath, trying to collect his thoughts. "After the attack at Blackridge, I was afraid Michael would come after them. So I asked Noah to move them from the penthouse to Oscar Medical Center."​Arthur's eyes widened. "You took them to the hospital?"​"It has one of the most secure pediatric wings in the city," Liam insisted, nodding quickly.​Be

"Mommy!"​Luna's frightened cry echoed across the abandoned harbor. Hearing her daughter's voice, Dizer's heart lurched. She didn't stop to think, and she didn't hesitate—she ran.​"Dizer! Stop!" Liam shouted behind her, but she couldn't. Her children were inside, and nothing else mattered.​Rooftop – Warehouse Twenty-One​On the rusted rooftop, a sniper lay motionless, his breathing slow and steady as the red laser from his rifle rested squarely on Dizer's chest. He pressed a finger against his earpiece and reported, "Target acquired."​Through the radio, Michael's calm voice ordered, "Wait."​The sniper frowned, asking, "Sir?"​"I said... wait," Michael repeated.​The Warehouse Entrance​Dizer reached the massive steel doors just as they opened on their own with a long, eerie creak. There were no guards, no gunfire, and no movement.​Benjamin arrived moments later, his brow furrowed in concern. "It's too quiet."​Arthur drew his pistol, agreeing, "This isn't right."​Liam stepped be