All Chapters of I Married My Grumpy Patient!: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

"Everything is still the way it was." Moore's voice filled Christine's room and I traced my hand over her dresser, I glanced at the door and recalled the night she had saved me from Andrew. We had slid down that door and spent the night talking to each other. The memories were hard to swallow and accept. The trust that we would never be able to share those moments clawed at me and in my distress, the only thing I could have was how to make Lucia and whomever she was working with pay for this. They had to pay. No matter what it took.My eyes darted to the desk where my phone sat, I took quick strides toward it and I could feel Moore's eyes on me as I added a few numbers and pressed the phone against my ear. There was only one person I could ask for help now. "Belene." The name rolled out of my mouth and I crumbled to the bed. "I heard what happened." She responded in the same tone. "I am so sorry Amber, I know you cared about Christine. And at a point, I did too.""Lucia killed her.

“Okay, hold up, who are you?” I expressed my thoughts and eyed her down. Her shoulders slacked and she tied her loose hair into a messy bun. The edges of the woman’s lips curled into a perfect smile and she extended her hands to me gingerly. “I’m Roose. Roose Maurine. Belene contacted me a few hours ago to reach out to you and well I met this mess.” She explained sharply, I had requested for Belene to reach out to a Reporter, not a blonde good-looking lawyer. It took me a few seconds to register what she was saying so I sucked in a sharp breath and spoke. “So, what can be done?” I asked with a straight face. Maurine clasped her hands together and glanced around a bit before making eye contact. “First things first, you need to show me where they are.” She offered sharply. I parted my lips to ask how she knew they were even here, but she beat me to it with an easy smile. “I have contacts of my own.” She responded with ease. I did not like this woman I fought against my hesitance an

I woke up with a start. My eyes shot open and darted across the pitch-dark room. I must have fallen asleep with Alicia because I could still feel her weight on me and the scent of her thick oud perfume. I slowly reached for the night lamp on my bed and turned it on. The place brightened up and bit, I glanced around for a second time and it took me a few seconds to register my environment and throw my legs across the bed. Alicia had fallen into a deep sleep and rolled off me, only her head remained on my shoulder so I gently moved. A crash pierced my ears and I stared at the door of my room. I didn’t need to be a genius to know that it was probably the sound that woke me up moments ago. I got up and took quick steps out of my room, I glanced toward the hall, it was pitch far as well so I turned on the lights and took quick strides in the direction of the sound. The crashing continued till I reached the front door. I sighed and opened it and the cold breeze hit me. My forehead crease

I let out a soft laugh and Moore placed his hand on my lips. He reached out for the bottle of vodka and took a chug of it, he passed it to me but I pushes ed it away softly.“I don’t want to drink anything. I just, want to be with you,” I allow myself to be hypnotized with his blue orbs. The edges of his thin lips curled into the prettiest grin I had ever seen. Moore’s dimples popped and I traced my hand over his face while I felt his eyes on my skin. “Come,” He beckoned me. Moore grabbed my wrist and pulled me along as he walked. I followed him with sloppy steps and at this point, I was sure the alcohol had kicked in. I felt like I was floating and off the world, I never wanted that moment to end. The entire world had been put on pause and it was me and him, me and my grumpy handsome patient that had grown to become so much more to me. This was the fairytale life, the kind that I had never dreamt of. “We are here,” Moore slurred when we reached the roof of our home. I pouted and st

“We’ve been walking around in circles, Belene!” I exclaimed and relaxed in her car. “I am tired! I want to go home!” I whine but she simply rolled her eyes.“Patience! Have some patience!” She declared and frowned from her place in the driver's seat. “Besides, a few seconds ago, you said you were having a blast!” She pointed out and I gasped. “That was until you dragged me out of the cafe!” I retorted sharply and folded my hands on my chest. “You are mean.” I declared and huffed. Belene got out of the car and sighed. “Look, it’s not my fault the car stopped in the middle of nowhere, and I am no mechanic either,” She explained sharply and relaxed on the car as well. “Fine,” I agreed and sighed. “Let’s call someone who is,” I offered and Belene stared at me blankly. It took me a few seconds to register what the issue was. “You don’t know any mechanics do you?” I said and she rolled her eyes. “How can you own a car and not know a mechanic?!” I chided softly and fought back the urge t