Lawrence Kutner Novels & Stories

“Professor Lawrence.” My breath caught. Professor Richard Lawrence, a medical school legend, a titan in the intersecting fields of oncology and immunology, and the chairman of my dissertation committee. When had my teacher returned? This hospital was not the university-affiliated medical center, where he usually resided. Professor Lawrence’s gaze fell on the monitor data and IV tags at the end of my bed, then his gaze turned to me, heavy with a rare gentleness. “Alice, you still know that I’m your teacher. Back then, you insisted on quitting school due to your marriage. Now, not only are you in a mess, but even your body has completely collapsed. It appears to me that our next research shoul

you aren't a target. You're just a passenger."I pulled away from the curb, leaving the confused security detail behind on North Point Street. As we headed toward the old district, I felt a strange sense of power. For the first time in thirty years, the "well-off kid" and the "kid on the bench" were truly on equal ground.The park felt quieter as the sun dipped lower, casting long shadows across the grass. David stayed silent for a long time, processing the reality that for the first time in years, he couldn't just "manage" a situation into his favor."Six months," he finally repeated, the word sounding like a sentence. He looked at the old wood of the bench, tracing a groove in the slat with

Kurt snorted. "If Mr. Lawrence hit you, then you deserved it." "Oof…" Greg was clutching his hip as he groaned, before turning toward Kurt in bewilderment. "Don't we go way back, Mr. Costner? Why are you siding with that brat?" The security guards were all left dumbstruck as they looked on—was the brat somehow related to Kurt? Kurt was glaring at Greg in turn. "Mr. Lawrence is our client with a twenty million dollar account balance in our bank. As for you… What do you even amount to?"