Addison Montgomery Private Practice Novels & Stories

I say, my voice hoarse with tears. “Then the answer is yes. Always yes,” she says. I lean down and kiss her gently, not wanting to squish my beautiful daughter. The next few weeks, Addison, Hope and I settle into our new little family routine and I realize that life seems pretty perfect right now. Addison has not only one, but two new jobs. One with the equestrian therapy group as a group therapist and the other with the new charity foundation that Olivia and her have started. While she gets to work from home for both, there are days that she is quite busy.

I couldn’t look her in the eye, but I felt her pity. I couldn’t do this anymore; I couldn’t keep depending on Kitty and Darren to survive or let myself down. So I took his advice, the handsome, judgy stalker. Christian Montgomery, CEO of Montgomery Enterprise Holdings I could almost swear that the name sounded too familiar, but then I just couldn’t quite get it. I kept staring at the card he gave me and the big name boldly sitting on the company building as I stood in front of it. I couldn’t bring myself to step inside the building, but what if he could help?

She flips on the TV, hoping for a distraction, but the news broadcast pulls her attention immediately. The headline flashes across the screen: “Montgomery Corporation Under New Ownership: Hale Industries Acquires Failing Assets.” Lila sits bolt upright, her pulse racing. The screen shows Adrian Hale standing at a podium, his usual cold confidence on full display. The reporter’s voice drones on, detailing how Hale Industries has strategically acquired key holdings of the Montgomery Corporation, solidifying its dominance in the industry. Her breath catches as the camera zooms in on Adrian’s face. His sharp, chiseled features are as familiar as ever, and for a moment, it feels like he’s staring

“No, stay here. You still haven’t been introduced to each other. She just finished introducing herself to me earlier, and it seems like we were business partners.” Addison nodded her head and faced me. Her smile was dazzling as she held out her hand to me. “Good afternoon, I am Addison Ledger, daughter of the owner of Ledger’s Enterprises.” I shook her head and bowed down. “Yes, yes. I’ve seen you a lot on TV. What brings you here?” I asked curiously.

Honesty seemed to be her only option now to explain her apprehension, hoping Mason would understand her intentions and not judge her too harshly. "I'm sorry, Mason. I shouldn't have done that. Honestly, with our marriage just days away, I was concerned about any complications that might arise if I donated blood. I didn't want anything to jeopardize our special day," Addison confessed, her voice filled with regret, hoping Mason would see past her seemingly selfish actions.

Then he looked back at Dad and replied, "I found out not long ago and I apologize for not telling you about Addison right away because I didn't want to get ahead of Addison telling you first." Dad seemed to be nodding. It seemed like you were very understanding of what Damon said. They knew that I was deliberately keeping what happened to me a secret. Not to gain sympathy, I just didn't want to inconvenience anyone. I didn't even care when Damon found out, because I didn't want to be seen as looking out for him. "I will schedule a surgery for Addison for her recovery, because I have found a doctor who specializes in Addison's illness. I'm sure that the surgery will be successful and Addison

“Well, well, well. Touché, Mr. FBI.” She read through the file that was sent to her. Zachary Montgomery, born March 28, 1985, to parents Nathaniel Montgomery, a well-known criminal lawyer in the country and was formerly a District Attorney back in his days and Marian Montgomery, a top cardiothoracic surgeon. Zach is the third child and son in a brood of seven. While his two older brothers, and one younger brother, followed in the footsteps of their father, he somehow had a changed of mind because after he finished Law School, he instead entered the bureau.

She wanted all of Savannah to know that Adelaide Montague was alive and well. While in Savannah, she'd taken advantage of the current uncertainty of Montague Corporation and as the majority stockholder called an emergency meeting of the board of directors. She spoke honestly, asking them to remain steadfast during this time of upheaval. While the courts were working out the details, she assured them that Montague Corporation was her priority. She didn't want to make any major personnel changes for the time being, relying upon the knowledge of those who'd helped foster its latest success. The only change she stressed was the need to move all legal matters to a new law firm: Preston, Madden, a

Addison went straight to the point, making my face turn red immediately! " Ahh, no I... I don't know which one to take and I've never been to a gynecologist and...'. I began to fumble as I tried to explain my situation, but what could I say? I only had access to the medical clinic on campus and I didn't want anyone who knows me to suspect something like that. " But Theo and I have been careful " I tried to reassure her. " Tell you what, Cutie. I'm going to make an appointment for you in Rochester and I'm going to come with you. No one has to know, okay? " Addison offered me a reassuring smile before standing up.

“That’s why I’m here. Adrian may not remember everything, but today… I saw the way he looked at you. He trusts you more than anyone.” My throat tightened. “Then help me.” He pulled a folder from his coat and set it on my table. “I’ve been investigating. Victoria owns several private medical facilities—remote, high-security, no public access.” “That sounds exactly like her,” I muttered. “There’s one she bought last year. Extremely private. It doesn’t appear on company records—only her personal accounts.” “Where?” “Woodcrest Valley. About an hour from here.” My heart pounded. “He’s there.”