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hite of the Mount Sinai emergency room ceiling tiles, and
ing apart biologically. The cramp ripped through her lower abdomen again, a serrated knife twisting deep
doctors called it. A physiologic
d gasped. The sound was sharp, sucking th
her rubber-soled shoes squeaking against th
He looked at the monitors, then at the blood. His expression harden
said, his voice clipped. "She's hemorrhag
he consent forms. And check he
her brow furrowed. "Hospital policy requires a next of kin
e into Elinor's trembling hand. Th
said, her voice tight with urgency.
ck with cold sweat. She tapped the screen. The c
sed the
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a hammer again
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ssed was a drop of b
i
e click
ring. The pop of a cork. Laughter. It s
tried to make a sound, a grunt, anything to signal dist
voice came throu
breath
g to the phone. He was talking to someone next to
tilted o
hless, dripping with performative vulner
ried in the background, a thin, sharp wail of new l
kles turned the color of bone. Tears spilled over h
hone was active. The warmth va
m busy. Don't do this right now. Don
ic
hummed. A fl
s fingers in front of her face. "We are los
The screen went black, ref
doctor. She reached out, her hand shaking violently
tient accepts full liability
me. The pen tore
they neared the operating room doors, a figure blocked their path. Beverly Logan, her mother-in-law
said, her voice like chippin
"A supplement to your prenuptial agreement, Mrs. Logan. A standard clause re
protested, "Ma'am, she's hemor
d, her eyes locked on Elinor's. It was blackmail, pure and simple. Sign
the line, her signature a jagged scar. They had taken her voice, her
hit her veins l
was the image of Julius, holding another woman's hand, welcomin

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