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Author: Grace Grandi
last update2026-04-27 16:19:48

Chapter 108

The private medical wing occupied the top floor of Greenville's most exclusive hospital—a facility where the wealthy and powerful received treatment far from public scrutiny. Natasha had purchased an entire section years ago, maintaining it as a secure location for situations that required discretion.

Like treating family members who'd suffered injuries that would raise uncomfortable questions.

Natasha walked through the sterile corridors with Amenadiel trailing behind her, his brok
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