Todos os capítulos de Rejected By My Husband, Desired By My Doctor : Capítulo 151 - Capítulo 156

KendallI was genuinely happy for Evelyn. Watching Damien put that ring on her finger had made me smile, and seeing her laugh with us outside the restaurant had been a relief after everything she had endured. She deserved some happiness after the months of confusion and pain surrounding her marriage, and I wanted to believe that Damien would give her a life she could enjoy. Raymond had been standing beside me through the surprise, teasing me about how excited I had become. I needed to step out a little, have a moment for everything to sit with me. "I need to get some air and answer a message from work," I told Evelyn, reaching for my bag. "I'll be back in a few minutes. Don’t forget… I’m not done taking photos of that ring!" Evelyn laughed and held up her hand for me to admire it again. "Go and answer your message, Kendall." I left them at the entrance and stepped onto the pavement, pulling my phone from my bag. The street was quieter

DorisWith the company out of my grasp, my newest obsession had been getting Adrian out of prison. Yes, he had been such an asshole in throwing me out in front of that godforsaken Evelyn… But I still loved Adrian. I couldn’t be sure he had not killed Paul, but I knew Adrian well enough to know that irrespective of how bad he was, he was never a murderer. Someone else had killed Paul... And if Adrian was going to be free, someone had to take the fall for it. I had spent three evenings looking through the documents I collected after losing my position at the Parker company, and by Wednesday morning, I was beginning to understand why I had not been able to put the matter aside. The public judgment that had cleared Damien Cross was on my laptop, with the older reports from his arrest arranged beside it. I had printed the relevant pages and marked the dates in red ink. I was not a doctor or a lawyer, but I had spent yea

DorisEvelyn's name made the gaps harder to dismiss. Her medical history had been discussed during the legal disputes surrounding her marriage, and some of the documents were included in the financial records connected to the old Parker-Marcello agreement.The clinic letters referred to procedures and follow-up appointments, but the costs recorded in the financial paperwork did not always match the number of procedures described.There were also references to a delayed test and a changed recommendation. I could not see who had authorized the change, and I did not know whether the difference in the costs came from a billing arrangement, an incomplete record, or something less ordinary.I opened another folder and found the court documents concerning Evelyn's six-month service obligation. They listed medical costs as part of the wider financial dispute, though they were not intended to provide a complete account of her treatment.I had no reason to assume the figures should match every