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cup. “I hid you instead.”
Something flickered across his face—surprise, perhaps gratitude. “Thank you. I need to make a call. There’s a number—”
The privacy curtain was suddenly ripped back, the plastic rings screeching against the metal rail. Dr. Alcott stood there, his face a mask of purple rage. Behind him stood two hospital security guards.
“I warned continue reading …
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