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Chapter 11
Author: DiamondWrite
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That answer only made the situation worse.

The second nurse stepped between Marcus and the gurney. “You need to leave,” she said. “Immediately.”

Marcus’s eyes shifted toward the woman lying beneath the white sheet.

There was no time.

The life force within her was fading quickly. What he had sensed before had already weakened. Every second they spent arguing was another second lost. If the remaining energy disappeared completely, even the system’s healing techniques might not be enough to bring
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    Marcus looked at him with an expression that was not unkind but was completely immovable."There is nothing to worry about," Marcus said calmly. "I understand that you are frightened, and I understand why. But I need you to hold on just a little longer. My mother is unconscious—you can see that yourself—and I would rather not put her through any more stress than she has already endured today."He held the driver's eyes steadily."Nothing is going to happen to you. You have my word."The driver stared at him for one disbelieving second, then burst out with a short, humorless laugh that contained no amusement whatsoever."Hold your word?" he repeated, his voice rising with barely restrained panic. "Hold your word for what exactly? I'm not blind. Both of my eyes work perfectly fine, and what they are telling me right now is that you are a man who showed up to a heavily guarded restricted estate in torn clothes with an unconscious woman, claiming to be someone called the Black Dragon, and

  • Chapter 23

    Marcus looked at him with an expression that was not unkind but was completely immovable."There is nothing to worry about," Marcus said calmly. "I understand that you are frightened, and I understand why. But I need you to hold on just a little longer. My mother is unconscious—you can see that yourself—and I would rather not put her through any more stress than she has already endured today."He held the driver's eyes steadily."Nothing is going to happen to you. You have my word."The driver stared at him for one disbelieving second, then burst out with a short, humorless laugh that contained no amusement whatsoever."Hold your word?" he repeated, his voice rising with barely restrained panic. "Hold your word for what exactly? I'm not blind. Both of my eyes work perfectly fine, and what they are telling me right now is that you are a man who showed up to a heavily guarded restricted estate in torn clothes with an unconscious woman, claiming to be someone called the Black Dragon, and

  • Chapter 22

    At that moment, Doctor Morrison slowly shook his head, his expression filled with disgust as he looked at Marcus.He could hardly believe what he was witnessing.In his eyes, Marcus had stooped lower than any desperate person he had ever encountered. The young man was not only refusing to accept the patient’s death; he was now attempting to deceive a grieving family and take advantage of their pain. To Doctor Morrison, it was the lowest form of manipulation—a desperate man using another person’s tragedy to cover his own failure.“Well, I’m not surprised,” Doctor Morrison said coldly. “This is what desperate people do when they find themselves in desperate situations. Instead of accepting responsibility for their failures, they look for someone weaker than themselves to exploit.”He glanced at the grieving woman and then back at Marcus.“They create more pain. They make an already terrible situation even worse. They turn grief into suffering and suffering into something unbearable. The

  • Chapter 21

    At that moment, Doctor Morrison slowly shook his head, his expression filled with disgust as he looked at Marcus.He could hardly believe what he was witnessing.In his eyes, Marcus had stooped lower than any desperate person he had ever encountered. The young man was not only refusing to accept the patient’s death; he was now attempting to deceive a grieving family and take advantage of their pain. To Doctor Morrison, it was the lowest form of manipulation—a desperate man using another person’s tragedy to cover his own failure.“Well, I’m not surprised,” Doctor Morrison said coldly. “This is what desperate people do when they find themselves in desperate situations. Instead of accepting responsibility for their failures, they look for someone weaker than themselves to exploit.”He glanced at the grieving woman and then back at Marcus.“They create more pain. They make an already terrible situation even worse. They turn grief into suffering and suffering into something unbearable. The

  • Chapter 20

    At that moment, Doctor Morrison slowly shook his head, his expression filled with disgust as he looked at Marcus.He could hardly believe what he was witnessing.In his eyes, Marcus had stooped lower than any desperate person he had ever encountered. The young man was not only refusing to accept the patient’s death; he was now attempting to deceive a grieving family and take advantage of their pain. To Doctor Morrison, it was the lowest form of manipulation—a desperate man using another person’s tragedy to cover his own failure.“Well, I’m not surprised,” Doctor Morrison said coldly. “This is what desperate people do when they find themselves in desperate situations. Instead of accepting responsibility for their failures, they look for someone weaker than themselves to exploit.”He glanced at the grieving woman and then back at Marcus.“They create more pain. They make an already terrible situation even worse. They turn grief into suffering and suffering into something unbearable. The

  • Chapter 19

    At that moment, Doctor Morrison slowly shook his head, his expression filled with disgust as he looked at Marcus.He could hardly believe what he was witnessing.In his eyes, Marcus had stooped lower than any desperate person he had ever encountered. The young man was not only refusing to accept the patient’s death; he was now attempting to deceive a grieving family and take advantage of their pain. To Doctor Morrison, it was the lowest form of manipulation—a desperate man using another person’s tragedy to cover his own failure.“Well, I’m not surprised,” Doctor Morrison said coldly. “This is what desperate people do when they find themselves in desperate situations. Instead of accepting responsibility for their failures, they look for someone weaker than themselves to exploit.”He glanced at the grieving woman and then back at Marcus.“They create more pain. They make an already terrible situation even worse. They turn grief into suffering and suffering into something unbearable. The

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