The Good Doctor's Betrayal の小説・ストーリー

My face scrunched up in confusion at the betrayal even as I coughed up blood and fell to the ground. “You bastard. What did you just do?” I whispered and my shock grew when instead of begging or refuting his actions, the doctor who was supposed to be my ally smiled. “How does it feel to be betrayed, Cassius?” Damien said with a victorious smile that made me growl at Mark. “You will pay for this, traitor. I swear that you will pay for betraying me.” Squatting in front of me, the doctor smiled and shook his head. “No, Cassius. I am finally going to be free of you. My time of being your puppet, doing dirty work over and over again for you is over. Damien and Amelia are going to live well, free

he began to beg with tears streaming down his scared-looking face. Humans, so pathetic. They had no loyalty. Spilled the beans so quickly. So, damn weak. I threw him on the floor and growled. “Hurry up! I don't have all day.” Romello would end up betraying me, never thought such a day would come but I needed to see why he had done it. The doctor quickly got up and turned his computer towards me and began to type. Soon the original report appeared on the screen and my suspicions were proven right as I blankly stared at the screen for a long time.

“You’re what?” “I said I’m out,” Dr. Ganner repeated, firmer now. “I won’t sign off on a mass operation that could kill innocent people.” Justine's face twisted with anger. “This is betrayal.” He said, his eyes flashing. “You can’t be serious. You’re in this as deep as I am. We're both in this till the end. You don’t get to walk away.” “I just did.” Justine’s breath came hard. “You’ve betrayed me. After everything. After all we sacrificed. And for what? Some sudden moral enlightenment? Or is this guilt? Sympathy? Have you suddenly become a werewolf lover?”

she said, hoping he would understand. The doctor sat behind his desk, his eyes fixed on the check as Elena stood up and began to pace around the room. Something about her energy made him feel uneasy, and he wished he could give back the check and politely show her the door. "Tell me what I will have to do," he finally asked, unable to ignore his greed for the large sum of money. Elena slowly approached him, invading his personal space, and he realized that he regretted the question. "I want you to give him the pill that will make him forget everything that happened in the last six years. Literally, he can only remember me carrying his child, I will cook up the rest of the story. I need you t

“I am admitting to my crime because of Thomas. I owe him a favor and he requested I return it by saying the truth. Anna is a manipulator.” “Next, please.” Elsie let out and Maria stepped forward. Victor stepped backward and the family doctor moved forward with some scan results and files in his hand. “Good day, ma,” he greeted. He exhaled deeply and began his part. “Mother, I’ve been serving this household for a while and the Lucas family made me who I am today, but I am sorry I betrayed you then,” “Ma, Anna manipulated me to…” The doctor paused and discharged a deep breath afraid to complete his statement.

The doctor's eyes widened, fear flickering in his gaze. "Remember you pledged your allegiance to me, Doctor." William warned. "If you're afraid to serve our cause, then perhaps you should consider the penalty for betrayal." The doctor swallowed hard as his heart skipped a beat. "Don't think for a moment that I'll show mercy." He sneered. "I'm not that weak. Betrayal will be met with swift and merciless justice. You would do well to remember that." The doctor's face paled, his voice barely above a whisper. "I-I understand, sir."

"Sit, please." I shook my head, my distrust of him growing by the second. "I'll stand, thank you," I replied curtly. Deep down, I couldn't shake the feeling that Doctor Youn was hiding something, something dark and sinister. The thought of him betraying his patients to the enemy made my blood boil with anger. "I know what you've been up to, Doctor," I said, my voice low and dangerous. "This is your cue to start talking." Doctor Youn's eyes widened in fear, a bead of sweat trickling down his forehead. He opened his mouth to speak, but I silenced him with a sharp glare.

My plans to escape are now ruined, what if he asks me to stay and be his mistress because of the kid? How can I be with a man I've betrayed? Oh fuck, I'm doomed. What am I going to do? I don't want to abort the child either. “Thanks, Doctor, you can leave. You know the drill, if I find out that this news is circulating, I'm coming for you and your family.” He threatened the doctor. “No need to worry, sir.” The doctor said as he packed his stuff and left. I was still shocked and glued to my bed. I couldn't think straight. I felt the bed sink beside me, so I turned and saw Edward sitting down beside me.

"This doesn’t prove anything. What about the DNA test?" Turning, Marcus gestured to the trembling body of the doctor being dragged into the room, his face a bloody, swollen mess. "We found the good doctor receiving a rather sizable payment this morning. It seems someone was quite eager to ensure those results were... tampered with." He trailed off, looking around the room. "Someone rich and more influential than Carol, who might that be…" My gaze drifted to my mother, standing by the refreshments, intensely avoiding my eyes. Betrayal pierced through me, and my heart ached as if it had been crushed by a millstone.

His hands shoved in his pocket and he dropped a bombshell. “I know you have your memories intact.” “What?!” I gasped, as fear creeped my soul. This can't be happening. My hands squeezed the bedsheets. I couldn't breathe properly, how could the doctor betray me? As if reading my mind he said; “The doctor is innocent.” Relief washed over me, only to be replaced by confusion. “Then how do you know?” I asked, my voice tinged with suspicion. “That's none of your business. You are lucky I didn't expose you,” he said, and I nodded swallowing hard.