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The Captain's Regret: Chasing His Runaway Wife

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 836    |    Released on: Today at 09:10

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rain and flooded the rideshare car's windshi

f the steering wheel and fumbling for the d

back into his seat, and flicked open my folding s

as an accomplice, put this car in rever

Range Rover swung open, and a pair of cus

shoulders and the terrifying physique of an elite

old water dripping down his sharp brow bone, he

y chest seizing up as if an invi

e gearshift into reverse and stomped on the

ecurity SUVs outside the alley entrance immedia

ed alley, the side mirror smashing agai

eat base and shielded Lily in his arms, his gray-b

SUVs, the driver wrenched the wheel hard, flinging th

corner, I saw Brock narrow his eyes, his gaze cutting th

arrying over the roar of our engine as he ordered all units t

a split-second glimpse, the moment his eyes met mine, I s

kstreets while the black SUVs stayed glued to o

I called Ciji, my knuckles turnin

ntersection!" I shouted over the screeching tires

s and custom scripts to hack directly into the district's traffic co

very single traffic light in all four direction

o the junction, and three heavy delivery trucks swerved hard,

eedle between two colliding trucks a fract

alt behind the pileup while his bodyguards jumped out

amp onto the Brooklyn-Queens Expresswa

othes drenched in cold sweat and my finger

ing hand to touch my freezing

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throat, I held her littl

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out a cold snort, his

sing us is a

edge of an abandoned underground parking garage

seat, grabbed the suitcases, and led the twins

dhand Ford sedan Ciji had prepared in advance,

ack seat and stashing the bags, I slid

mirror at sleeping Lily and vigilant Zane, realizing New Y

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The Captain's Regret: Chasing His Runaway Wife
The Captain's Regret: Chasing His Runaway Wife
“Five years ago, I stared at the pregnancy termination and divorce papers pushed toward me on the cold hospital bed. My husband, NHL superstar Brock Griffin, didn't even have the guts to face me himself. Instead, he sent his fake PR fiancée to force me out before his championship game. "Sign the papers, take the payout, and get out of New York." To support him from the shadows, I had hidden my global medical credentials and worked as a lowly locker-room assistant. In return, I was discarded. I signed the papers, faked the abortion, and fled into the freezing Manhattan rain. For five years, I lived in hiding, raising our twins in secret. But my peaceful life shattered when my five-year-old hacker son accidentally exposed our location to the most ruthless man in New York. Cornered at the airport, Brock pinned me against a concrete pillar, his eyes bloodshot and desperate. "Where is my child, Elizabeth? Where is the baby from five years ago?" I was completely bewildered. He was the one who demanded the termination. He was the one who let that pathetic fake doctor steal my surgical achievements. Why was he acting like a madman tearing the city apart for a baby he ordered me to kill? When he dragged me back to his penthouse, his fake fiancée tried to frame me for assault using forged medical records. She clearly forgot one thing. I am the legendary ghost surgeon Dr. Cynthia, and I'm done hiding.”