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"Hi, this is Emily from the front desk. My grandma needs an immediate heart surgery, but I don't have enough money at the moment. I remember the company has a critical illness grant—I want to apply for it. What documents do I need?" The voice on the other end hesitated, clearly moved by her urgent situation. "Emily, I'm really sorry to hear this. You meet the criteria for the grant. I’ll expedite the paperwork for you. You just need to email the necessary medical documentation and proof of family relationship. We’ll process it as quickly as possible, but it might take about a week for approval."

Shift at the hospital. I sat at the kitchen table and opened my laptop. Personal email. One unread. No subject. Sender: directive91@blackwoodholdings.com Attachment: STATEMENT OF SERVICES h**p://RENDERED.p*f I clicked it. It was an invoice. Blackwood Holdings letterhead. SERVICES RENDERED: Emergency medical intervention. Life-saving measures. 04/21/2026. 10:15 PM. Alley adjacent Brew & Bloom. PROVIDER: Aliyah Rhodes.

“That is Cassie’s form. We have to document everything and get the alpha’s approval. Look at his signature right there.” I blinked and read through the small print, barely skimming through until my eyes landed on a familiar name. Mine. Under emergency contact, my name was listed along with my number. And right below it was Elijah’s signature. I looked up from the form to the doctor as he explained. “The alpha approved of you as the emergency contact, so I am well within my rights to keep you updated on the patient’s health. And I would rather you deal with him instead of me.” Then the doctor lowered his voice as if he were saying something gossip worthy.

He crouched there on the floor, holding it, not moving, for what felt like the length of a full breath cycle and turned out to be far longer. The cabinet door stood open behind him. Empty except for a few old files. Paper. Nothing else. He rose. Set the cufflink on the desk. Pulled open the drawer and withdrew a clean form. Report number: 0437. The pen nib hung above the header. He did not begin the report. Instead, below the title block, he wrote: *Application for personal appointment as Exclusive Physician to Laundry Omega Luna. Rationale: The Omega's glandular condition has exceeded the scope of standard medical intervention and requires dedicated, continuous monitoring. Applicant: Elias

After I am done, I try to open the car door but his next words halt me. “Are you hurt?” “What do you mean?” He shrugs, “I mean you had tear marks on your face earlier and you look tired, is something the matter?” “You do not have to bother yourself with me, doctor. I am fine” “Of course” He opens the pigeon hole and hands me a card, there I see his name boldly written. “I am also a psychiatrist and you can come to me for free consultations. I will be here for at least a week, I am hoping to see you, Michelle”

Lenor-I have a letter in my purse, please take it and give it to the doctor. Adnan: All right, I'll take it. I saw him take the letter in his hand and immediately fell asleep again. Adnan-Doctor, this letter was written by Lenor, he told me to give it to you. What is it about? Doctor - It is a letter written for the anonymous donor, it is for him. He wants to thank him. Adnan-She did well. She thought well of writing him a letter. Doctor - Let's go see the other patients so we'll see.

Leah looked at Daniel, but he had turned back to the screen, as if he could hold himself together by refusing to look at anyone who might understand the cost of the date. Elaine saved the document and printed it. The machine hummed. Paper emerged. Daniel did not reach for it. So Leah did. She took the page from the printer and carried it to the desk. Her hand was steady. She did not know how. The title sat near the top of the page. Continuity Support Agreement. Beneath it, the summary language. Eligible families. Educational, social, or medical assistance. Recognized philanthropic partner programs. And lower down, in the visible witness line:

“Her name is Lexi. She is actually the Gamma’s daughter. She’s a little rough around the edges, but she’s recovering from a heart break because her boyfriend found his mate. I think she’ll be ok though. She just needs friend right now.” “Well you’re the perfect friend to have. What else have you been doing?” “Well I meet Dr. Driscle today.” “Oh. How did that go?” “She’s nice. I like her.” “Do you think she’ll be able to help you heal?” “Yeah I think she will. She actually….um….well she helped me get an emotional support animal today.” “What is that? Don’t our wolves help us with that?”

“Thank you?” “You don’t have to say anything,” he said easily. Then he reached into his shirt pocket and pulled out a small business card, sliding it across the tray table. “Also, just in case. One of the better vet clinics in the area. They’ve got emergency hours, and the receptionist owes me a favor.” I eyed the card. It was simple—cream background, green paw print logo, and embossed text that read “Hobson Animal Health Center.” Tucked just beneath the printed phone number was a handwritten one with a name: Jules – tell her Zach sent you.

I opened the envelope fully and pulled out the first set of documents, settling back on the bed as my eyes scanned the header. The file was clinical and heavily stamped, labeled under a private medical facility, and the first line immediately pulled my attention to the subject’s name—Emma V. My brows drew together slightly as I continued reading, trying to understand why her name was on something so formal and restricted. The document described a supposed medical assistance agreement presented to her under the claim of clearing a long-standing treatment debt and securing continued access to healthcare services, with forms that were framed as standard consent paperwork requiring urgent approv