Addison Montgomery Private Practice Novels & Stories

“Cassie, this is Adrian Montgomery, your new manager. He’ll be handling your contracts, shoots, PR, and everything related to your career. Adrian, this is Cassie McCarthy-Rosewood, your new client.” Cassie blinked. For a moment, she forgot how to speak. Wait! What? He's her manager? Adrian stepped forward with a soft smile, extending his hand. “It’s a pleasure to meet you, Mrs. Rosewood. We meet again, I guess.” Cassie hesitated. His voice, low, calm, and smooth, sent a strange chill down her spine. Still, she forced a smile and took his hand. “Likewise, Mr. Montgomery.”

her crystalline voice calls out, "Employment verification, ah yes, for who? Oh, Addison Stone..." Someone is calling in to check Addison's reference. By law, we need to let anyone who calls know her employment history. But that doesn't stop me from giving a more personal review. Marching across the room, I poke my head out the door, asking my secretary for the name of the law firm. It's Madison Stiller LLP. Very prestigious. If they hire her, she'll be on the fast track to becoming a premier lawyer. "Transfer the call to me, Megan. Line 1."

"Hey! Did you just call us pathetic?" "What if I did?" Addison said, folding her hands in. "What are you going to do? Run up to call your boss? Because last I checked, he's too much of a fucking ninny to show up." "Addy," I said calmly, rising to my feet. If she planned to rile up the employees, then she was succeeding. "Hello, I'm Arabella Montgomery." One of the ladies flipped her fake blonde hair, snapping at a gum rather loudly. "The Montgomery's never had a daughter,"

The screen lit up, and there were about a dozen messages from an unregistered number. I must have accidentally put my phone on mute; that would explain it not ringing out loud. I dialed the number back and put it in my ear. "Hello." The voice on the other end said it was a man, but not one I recognized. "Hello, please, who is this?" I asked "I'm Doctor Harrison from Bay Leaf Hospital; please, is this Aaron Montgomery?" He said "Yes, why?" I said cautiously, I knew the hospital, but I didn't know the doctor. Was something wrong? I started to worry.

Addison said as she soothingly ran her fingers through Finn's hair. “No! I'm not doing this anymore! I'm not ready, I'm going home! I’ll go to my doctor tomorrow!” Finn hiccuped as the tears rolled down his face. The Omega tried to get up again but Addison gently pushed him back. The tears streamed down his face faster as he broke down crying. Maddox nor Addison got a chance to say anything as their Omega suddenly cried out. Maddox turned to yell at the doctor but he was long gone. …. The halls that were quiet and peaceful only hours ago are now loud, busy, and chaotic as nurses race up and down them.

"If this gets out, every single person using a Visser Tech phone or computer will drop him by sunset. His stock won't just drop seven percent. It will hit zero." I jammed that folder into the inner pocket of my heavy coat. It was thick, but it fit against my chest like a shield. I reached into the drawer and pulled out a smaller, black folder. This one didn't have corporate stamps. It had a simple label: Montgomery. My heart hit my ribs. I opened it quickly. Inside were the original receipts of payments made directly to Mark Montgomery over the last three weeks. Adrian hadn't just given Mark a place to stay; he had been paying him a massive monthly salary through a fake shell company called

I guess there’s a first time for everything. We hit the county offices and Dagger gets the papers and information he needs. His speech is articulate when he talks to the woman in planning and zoning. He introduces himself as Dax Montgomery and tells her he wants to open a small store and eventually bring in gasoline for four-wheelers. She gives him information from the EPA and the Division of Weights and Measures. I stand by and act as normal as possible. The woman doesn’t give us strange looks or act like we’re not normal. The chip on my shoulder crumbles a bit at her helpfulness.

I pressed on Miss Montgomery so that she would know there was nothing friendly between the both of us. She smiled, taking a seat across from me. "I have a business proposal I think you'll be interested in, Mr. Hart." I raised an eyebrow. "What kind of proposal?" Sasha leaned forward, her eyes sparkling. "As you know, I'm the CEO of Montgomery Pharmaceuticals. We're looking to expand our operations, and I believe your company could be a valuable partner." I listened intently as she outlined her plan, impressed despite myself but I was skeptical, refusing to trust her words.

Ever! Addison knew perfectly well that she was the best Executive Assistant he’d ever had. That was the truth, no place for modesty… She’d had to be, because she’d needed the money he’d paid her and the cachet his name had afforded her when it came time to wrangle Lowell into the best drug-treatment clinics and programs in the States, for all the good it had done.

The newscaster says. "Riverview General Hospital’s CEO Tia Davidson has come forward accusing Dr. Craig Montgomery of serious acts of malpractice. Dr. Craig Montgomery has been accused of intentionally operating on a patient for unnecessary and potentially life altering surgeries." The newscaster continues. "Dr. Craig Montgomery was once praised as one of the top surgeons in North America." Another newscaster comments. “CEO Tia Davidson had this to say." The newscaster remarks before the screen switches to footage of a woman standing behind a podium out front the General Hospital.