All Chapters of Supreme Medical Sovereign : Chapter 61
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The Cartel Court 2
The word hit the room like a gunshot. Nobody spoke afterward, nor moved. Even the council members looked stunned now.Ezra’s face darkened instantly with visible fury.“What!”Moreno lowered his head briefly:“Transit containers” “Unregistered” “No documentation”Desmond felt something cold settle heavily inside his chest: Jane Archer didn’t disappear because of ordinary smuggling.She discovered human trafficking operating through cartel infrastructure.And somehow, Liam’s empire had been used without his knowledge.Nobody inside the Cartel Court spoke for several long seconds after Moreno’s confession. The silence felt different now. It felt heavier and ugly.Ezra looked ready to put a bullet through Moreno immediately.“You’re telling me”, he said slowly, dangerously, “children were moved through our harbor routes?”Moreno didn’t answer immediately, that hesitation alone was enough evidence.Ezra stepped forward instantly, rage finally breaking through his control, but Scorpion blo
The Bigger Enemy
Nobody spoke after Vincent finished.Blood crept slowly across the marble beneath him while Scorpion kept one hand pressed against his wounded shoulder, holding him down hard enough to stop him from trying anything stupid.“You think Liam Andrew built this empire,” Vincent said between breaths. “But somebody else built the thing underneath it.”The Cartel Court stayed quiet after that.Even the guards near the entrances looked unsettled now. A few minutes earlier, everybody in the room still seemed certain they understood who the enemy was. That certainty was starting to crack.Ezra stepped forward first:“Who?” he asked.Vincent let out a tired laugh, then winced immediately afterward.“You’re still looking at the wrong level.”Scorpion pressed harder against the wound. Vincent sucked in air sharply through his teeth.“Then explain it properly,” Scorpion said.Vincent didn’t answer right away. He stared down at the floor for a few seconds like he was deciding how much talking was sti
No Loose Ends
The first council member to break was an older man seated near the far edge of the chamber.“That’s impossible,” he snapped, half-rising from his chair. “Nobody breaches this facility.”Across the table, Vincent barely looked at him.“They already have”Almost immediately, the underground chamber went black.Not dim nor flickering, there was absolute darkness.A sharp chorus of reactions exploded around the room; chairs scraping backward, safety catches releasing, hurried curses swallowed by panic. Metal clicked from every direction as weapons came out instinctively.For several unbearable seconds, nobody could see anything. And in a room filled with armed people, blindness was worse than gunfire.Desmond stayed still, listening and breathing. Somewhere nearby, he heard Vincent inhale shakily.He didn't sound surprised, but was terrified.That detail unsettled Desmond more than the blackout itself.Scorpion was the first to recover. He crossed toward the tactical terminal through memo
The Humanitarians Debate
The hidden corridor ended inside another underground operations bunker nearly forty minutes later. The difference between this room and the Cartel Court was obvious immediately. The polished confidence of the council members was gone.Some men still had dust on their shoulders from the collapse underground. One coordinator was arguing into a satellite phone while another kept switching nervously between convoy reports and financial alerts.Scorpion walked toward the operations table.“Give me the situation report, what’s happening?”An analyst answered quickly:“Romania distribution slowed again after footage from the attack leaked online. Liberia’s becoming unstable near the medical depots. We also lost contact with two escort teams near the Algerian corridor.”Ezra frowned, “Lost contact, in what way?”“No response from either convoy for almost an hour.”Ezra muttered under his breath, “Which usually means somebody’s already dead.”Desmond removed the torn jacket from his shoulders
Selene: The Delivery Agent
Three days after the tribunal hearings, Desmond finally allowed himself to step away from cartel matters.The bunker was stable again, convoy operations had resumed across multiple sectors, the restructuring process was already underway, and for the first time in weeks there wasn't an urgent crisis waiting for him the moment he opened his eyes.Even Ezra noticed the difference."You actually look like you've slept"Desmond glanced up from his breakfast, "I slept"" Hmm, just once", Ezra's mocking tone was obvious."I always sleep", Desmond defended, but Ezra wasn't having it.Ezra snorted, "Four hours isn't sleeping"Desmond ignored him and continued eating. After a brief silence, he pushed the plate away and stood up."I'm going to the laboratory"Ezra nodded immediately, "Good"" Dr Paige has probably prepared a speech about abandoning my responsibilities.""Probably? She knew about the Cartel saga"Desmond rolled his eyes in an accusing manner:" Why did you inform her about that?
Selene meets Lucy
Lucy waited until the office door closed behind Selene before speaking."So that's Selene."Desmond glanced up from the reports spread across his desk and immediately returned his attention to them."You've already said that""I know, but she's different from what I expected", she commented.That statement made him look up again. Lucy wasn't smiling the way she normally did whenever she wanted to tease him. Instead, she seemed genuinely thoughtful."What exactly were you expecting?" he asked."I honestly don't know. I've heard people mention her enough times around this laboratory that I probably created an image in my head without realizing it. After everything I've heard, I expected someone louder, someone more noticeable", her tone seemed natural.A faint smile appeared on Desmond's face, "You're describing a problem, not a person"Lucy ignored the remark, then she continued: "The strange part is that she doesn't seem interested in being noticed at all. Most people who spend time
When Deliveries means Life
Selene arrived at the laboratory the following afternoon after completing another shift at Central City Hospital.One of the dispatch assistants handed her a delivery file while workers loaded several containers into a waiting vehicle.She opened the folder, then she looked at the destination, "Where exactly is this place?"The assistant leaned over, glanced at the address and shrugged:"You'll know it when you see it", he said while trying not to give details.Selene narrowed her eyes, "Hmm, but that sounds like something people say before a disaster"The man laughed, "I promise you'll survive""I'm suddenly less confident", she suddenly became alert.“ There must be something about this specific location and I need to figure it out”, she murmured before leaving.The assistant was still laughing at her when she walked away.Almost an hour later, Selene understood why nobody had bothered explaining the location.The vehicle had been moving for so long that she had stopped paying atten
The First Sign of Bigger Network
By the time Selene returned to the laboratory, most of the day's activities were coming to an end. Researchers moved between departments carrying reports while technicians completed final inventory checks before leaving for the evening.Desmond was still inside his office reviewing paperwork. He glanced up when she entered."You look exhausted", he commented as he checked her pale face.Selene placed the completed delivery file on his desk and dropped into the chair opposite him."I'm starting to think that's my permanent appearance now"A small smile appeared on his face as he opened the report.“How was today's delivery?""The deliveries were fine", she answered briefly.Desmond nodded and continued scanning the paperwork. For a while, Selene simply watched him, without saying anything. But eventually, she leaned back in her chair before speaking."I think I finally understand something"That statement made Desmond look up to give her full concentration."Should I be concerned?", he
The Woman He Overlooked
The silence on Annabelle's call stretched longer than it should have.“Three weeks,” Annabelle repeated slowly, as if testing whether the information made sense outside her thoughts.“Yes,” the man said. “Someone has been observing her movements consistently. Whoever it is knows her schedule too well to be guessing.”Annabelle’s grip on the phone tightened slightly. “Who is it?”“I don’t have a name,” he replied. “Only pattern traces. This isn’t institutional work. It feels private. The movement tracking stopped for a while, but it continued last week”That answer changed the way she stood in place.“Private,” she said quietly.“Yes”“ When did the tracking stop?”“ I think it's after her mother's brain surgery," the man replied.There was a brief pause before Anabelle spoke again.“ Hmm, I think that can lead us somewhere. Keep tracking it. If anything surfaces, report to me immediately.”The line ended afterwards. Annabelle remained seated for a moment longer, staring at the dark sc
Nothing left to Chance
Josh was bewildered by the expression on his wife's face. He grabbed her wrist, then pressed it against his chest."Is this a threat?" he asked through gritted teeth. "Are you trying to blackmail me?"Her refusal to answer only seemed to irritate him further. He shoved her hand away, then he looked at her with a cold, unreadable, and dangerous expression."You are too small to threaten me."Annabelle couldn't stop the slight smile that appeared on her face. It wasn't because she found the situation funny, it was because she had finally seen a crack.Just for a moment, Josh looked worried."You keep saying that," she said quietly. "Yet here we are."Josh's eyes narrowed, "What exactly do you think you know?""I know enough", she replied confidently."Then say it."Annabelle shook her head, "No"He was shocked, “ Is this really the Anabelle I married?”, he thought. For the first time that night, Josh seemed unsure of what to say.Annabelle stepped back and crossed her arms, "That's the