Divorce Me Before Death Takes Me, CEO

Audrey’s POV

“That will be all,” Scarlett said, giving me one last glance. “I’ll be waiting for your good news.”

She smirked and walked toward the elevator, her heels clicking against the floor.

Andrew hesitated for a moment. “Miss Sinclair,” he mumbled before hurrying after Scarlett. I watched him catch up and offer his arm as they stepped into the elevator together.

Dr. Evans stood in the doorway clutching the fruit bags I’d brought, watching the elevator until the numbers started changing. Only then did her shoulders relax as she turned to me with a smile.

“You didn’t have to bring anything,” she said. “I’ve been your doctor for months now. Helping you was the right thing to do.”

“It’s not much,” I said with a small smile.

Dr. Evans sighed and handed me a towel. “You’re drenched. Did you take the stairs?”

“Yeah,” I admitted, following her inside and sinking onto her sofa. I wiped my face, trying to catch my breath.

“What was Searlett doing here?” I asked, watching Dr. Evans carry the fruit to her kitchen.

Her hands paused briefly. After a moment, she sighed. “It was about her daughter.”

“A parent’s worry,” she added vaguely.

My mind flashed to the conversation fragments I’d overheard – something about vegetative patients. Had to be about Rachel. What else would bring Scarlett to a cancer specialist’s apartment?

her daughter?”

Evans pressed her lips together, glancing at me

issues,” she finally said. “I

Dr. Evans sat beside me and handed

about the doctors coming to New York next

it. You should prepare to meet them – they might find a treatment

scanned the first page. My eyes widened

Harrison Clarke?” I

looked surprised.

We worked

enefactor’s boyfriend

had led the

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believe I was

Dr. Clarke researched gastric cancer too. I thought he

studied many complex conditions. Recently he’s focused

surprised someone could bring a physician of his caliber here. That’s quite a

that why Scarlett Rose came to see you? Because Harrison Clarke is

shook her head. “I can’t say. She didn’t tell