All Chapters of My Celebrity Wife Thought I’d Never Leave: Chapter 41
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Chapter 41
The air inside the executive office was heavy, suffocating, and tense.Jason sat still in the leather armchair, his mind still trying to process the sudden promotion to Medical Director. But looking across the desk at Chief Director Ferdinand Bolt's dark, serious face, he knew the celebration was officially over."Director Bolt," Jason began, his voice barely above a whisper. "What do you mean when you say someone systematically poisoned him?"Ferdinand leaned back, rubbing his temples with a weary sigh. "Jason, do you have any idea who Arthur Dunaris really is? He isn't just a rich patient lying in a bed. He controls the Grand Dunaris Group—a billion-dollar conglomerate that dominates commercial shipping, energy, and corporate real estate across the entire region."Ferdinand tapped his finger against the desk, his voice dropping into a grave tone."One month ago, Arthur collapsed without warning," Ferdinand explained. "He came down with a paralyzing, mysterious ailment that completel
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Inside the VIP recovery suite, Marcus was putting on the performance of his life. He paced beside the glowing monitors, tapping his chest with a look of dramatic exhaustion."I’m telling you, Miss Maria, it was a war in that operating room!" Marcus proclaimed loudly, waving his hands to emphasize every lie. "The moment your father’s heart flatlined, the whole room went into a frenzy. Lesser doctors would have thrown in the towel, but I refused to let him slip away! I personally picked up the micro-instruments, navigated those delicate cerebral blood vessels with my own hands, and sealed the arterial leak before it was too late!"Maria’s high-society friend swooned, clutching her designer bag to her chest in pure admiration."Oh my goodness, Director Marcus!" the friend gushed, her voice practically dripping with praise. "You are an absolute hero! Maria, you need to shower this brilliant man with rewards! The Grand Dunaris Group should build him his own private wing in this hospital!"
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The heavy silence inside the VIP suite felt like a wall of solid lead.Maria knelt on the polished floor, her designer clothes crumpled around her knees. The proud, untouchable billionaire heiress and corporate chairwoman was completely gone, replaced by a broken woman drowning in raw regret and terror.Her shoulders shook violently as hot, heavy tears streamed down her face, ruining her makeup and soaking the front of her blouse."Jason... Dr. Jason! I was wrong!" Maria sobbed hysterically, her voice cracking with an agonizing, desperate plea that echoed off the high walls. "I was blind! For five years, I insulted you, I mocked your life, I treated you like dirt... I am so sorry! Please, I am begging you on my knees, forgive me! And... and thank you for saving my father! He's all I have left in this world!"Maria’s high-society friend stood frozen near the corner, her mouth hanging wide open in sheer shock. She looked at Maria—the woman who never bowed to anyone—weeping at the feet o
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Lauren stomps across the VIP ward, pointing her finger furiously at Jason’s chest, completely convinced he followed her or snuck into high-society circles to embarrass her."What on earth are you doing in Maria's father's private ward?!" Lauren shrieks, her voice echoing off the hospital walls as her face turns bright red with absolute fury. "Are you stalking my friends now?! Did you sneak into this high-security floor just to follow me and create a scene?!"Jason doesn't flinch. He stands completely still, holding his clinical clipboard, looking at his wife with cold, dead eyes."I am not stalking anyone, Lauren," Jason replies flatly, his voice remarkably calm. "I am working.""Working?!" Lauren barks out a harsh, mocking laugh, throwing her hands up in the air. "Don't make me laugh, Jason! Working as what? A glorified janitor? A towel boy? You are a low-tier clinic doctor! You don't belong in the VIP wing, and you certainly don't belong in Maria's life! Stop these pathetic, despera