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Treatment 272

    Chapter <b>272 </b>


    A


    <b>170 </b>


    Jade’s POV<b>: </b>


    The <b>private </b>jet touched down at <b>Moscow </b>International Aliport with barely a whisper. Through the window, I <b>could </b><b>see </b>an impressive line of ck SUVs waiting on the tarmac, nked by at least twenty men in suits and tactical gear. Typical Night.


    As I descended the stairs, the cold Russian air hit at my face. Night stood at the bottom, arms wide open, his curly hair dancing in the wind. The moment he spotted me, his face lit up with an almost childish excitement.


    “Wee, sweetie!” he called out.


    I ignored his theatrics, tossing my backpack at him as I walked past. He caught it effortlessly, unbothered by my coldness.


    “Baby” Night’s voice was warm honey, trailing <b>after </b>me. “Did you miss me?”


    “I’m hungry.” I replied tly, continuing toward the lead SUV without breaking stride.


    Night immediately perked up, hurrying to catch up. “Home it is! Everything’s ready–all your favorites,”


    Night’s private estate sat on the outskirts of Moscow, <b>a </b>sprawling property that would make oligarchs jealous. The meticulous Russian gardens to the left, with their symmetrical pathways <b>and </b>carefully pruned trees. To the right, a private poolplex gleamed under the afternoon sun.


    The SUV pulled up to the main house<b>, </b>where a line of staff stood at attention–the housekeeper, chef, and various <b>assistants</b><b>, </b><b>all </b>looking nervous except for the oldest man, <b>Mikhail</b>, who had served Night’s family <b>for </b>decades.


    I stepped out of the vehicle and walked straight past them toward the dining room, familiar with theyout from previous visits.


    I took the seat at the head of the table without hesitation. Night smiled and sat to my right rather than challenging my <b>im </b>to <b>his </b>usual ce.


    “<b>Wine</b>?” he <b>offered</b>, already uncorking a bottle of what looked like obscenely expensive red.


    “<b>Vodka </b>first,” I <b>said</b>, “then wine.”


    e room. “Some things never change. He produced a frosted bottle of premium Russian vodka and poured


    Night’sugh echoed through the two shots.


    The first course arrived–caviar on blini with crème fraiche. I took a bite <b>and </b>nodded in approval.


    “<b>Good</b>?” Night asked, watching me intensely.


    “Yes,” I admitted.


    Night beamed. “Then don’t go <b>back</b>. I’ll keep this chef here just for <b>you</b>. Every day, whatever you <b>want</b>.”


    <b>“</b>How’s your


    <b>father</b>?” I asked between bites of perfectly cooked venison.


    “Better, <b>thanks </b>to you.” Night’s voice grew serious. He asks about you. We’ll visit him some day?”


    “Like a pretty daughter–inw meeting the inws,” he teased.


    “<b>Fuck </b>off,” I replied without heat.


    Night chuckled. “Remember that surgery you performed? Three years ago? When every doctor in <b>Russia </b>said his brain aneurysm was inoperable?” He shook his head in wonder. “They still talk about it in medical circles–the mysterious Dr. ckwell who appeared, saved the great man’s life, then vanished.”


    “Speaking of injuries,” I said, “shouldn’t you be worried about Chris?”


    Night’s <b>face </b>darkened. “Jensen? What happened to him?”


    “Kidnapped, Tortured<b>.</b><b>” </b>


    “Hell live.”


    1 finished my wine <b>and </b>set down the ss. “Myputer–you still have it?”


    “Of course, in my room, in the safe. I charge it regrly, check it monthly. No one’s touched it but me.”


    Later that evening, I sat cross–legged on <b>Night’s </b>bed, my oldptop open before me. The screen glowed with familiar code <b>as </b>1 essed the iris recognition program I’d created years ago.


    “I need to imnt


    iris lenses,” I said without looking <b>up</b>,


    “My original pattern needs to be essible.”


    Night, leaning <b>against </b>the doorframe, nodded. “<b>Give </b>me a timeline, and III arrange it.”


    A weekter, I stood in front of <b>a </b>mirror in Night’s guest bathroom, carefully examining my eyes. The surgery had been wless–the imnted lenses containing my original iris pattern were undetectable, even to me. I blinked a few times, testing the feel.


    My visit to Night’s parents had gone <b>as </b>expected. I’d checked his recovery, confirmed the aneurysm repair was holding, and updated my medical credentials while I <b>was </b>there.


    The new Russian medical license in <b>my </b>bag read “Dr. Jade Morgan” now.


    <b>12:31 </b>Sat, Sep 27


    Badass in Disguise.
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