Chapter 95
“She recklessly prescribed meds to the youngest son of the Zellers p>
Sienna stood her ground, glancing at the outwardly composed Celeste, fully prepared to air out every one of her past sins in front of the crowd.
“Shut your mouth p>
Jarred’s sharp command violently severed Sienna’s sentence.
His furious shout instantly plunged the entire courtyard into dead silence.
The pure malice rolling off him terrified everyone into absolute stillness.
Jarred glared at Sienna’s frosty face, his words meant to draw blood. “The only reason her license was suspended is because you framed her.
She has backed down time and time again, letting it go. What more do you want? Sienna, will you only be satisfied when you’ve completely ruined her p>
Staring at the man whose moral compass was so utterly broken, Sienna suddenly laughed out of pure disbelief.
She had produced all the hard evidence, and Celeste herself had admitted fault.
Yet, twisted in Jarred’s mind, it became her toxic scheme to frame an innocent woman.
Was that how it worked? Did men just go completely blind when it came to their precious first loves?
She gave a scathing sneer, tapping the side of her head. “Jarred, is that thing sitting on your neck just a tumor?
If you can’t think, fine, but to lack basic cognitive function? What’s the point of even having a brain? Just for decoration p>
Jarred’s face darkened so severely it looked like a storm cloud about to burst.
The silence around them was so heavy you could hear a pin drop.
Nobody dared to breathe.
Sienna wasn’t sure if it was just her imagination.
She thought she saw Jarred’s frame shaking slightly, as if he were forcefully suppressing something.
But how could that be?
The man was bulletproof, wearing an armor of absolute arrogance.
A single insult from her could wound him?
What a joke.
Her tone dropped to deadpan as she stared him down. “Do you realize the consequences of independently deploying an unlicensed doctor p>
Jarred exhaled heavily, his sharp eyes flashing with a freezing warning. “I will tell you one more time. Celeste is not some third-rate hack. Her license has been restored.
Once this relief mission is over, the position of Director of Internal Medicine at Capital Hospital is hers p>
Boom. Sienna felt her mind go entirely blank.
A license suspension was a catastrophic penalty in the medical field. Everyone knew that.
It was impossible to get it back without an extended period of rigorous review and probation.
How long had Celeste even been suspended? A few days? And it was already restored?
She couldn’t think of any other explanation besides Jarred pulling massive strings for her behind the scenes.
Sienna was suddenly reminded of her early days in the field.
During her very first field mission with Jarred, she had made a mistake out of pure nerves and was penalized.
She had run to him, crying, begging him to erase the mark from her record.
What did he tell her back then?
“We are racing against death. We operate on zero margins for error. If you mess up, you take the punishment, learn from it, and grow up p>
She had listened.
To earn the right to stand beside him, to be worthy of him.
She had worked herself to the bone, strictly adhering to every protocol, guarding her moral baseline.
Yet now, for Celeste, he had trashed every single one of those principles. He had shattered his own bottom line.
Even knowing Celeste had viciously targeted her time and again, he didn’t care at all.
So, this was what true love looked like—blindly shielding them from every consequence, reversing black and white, burning the rulebook.
Realizing this, a strange sense of clarity washed over Sienna.
She could never agree with his deluded obsession, but she accepted it.
“Dr. Sloan, please don’t blame Jarred. Blame me p>
Just then, Celeste stepped forward, her hands naturally and intimately looping around Jarred’s arm.
“Actually, Jarred is doing all this for the woman he loves. Do you have any idea what he sacrificed just to see her? He’s still p>