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pounding in my ears now. How was I going to get out of this?
     
    “I love it when you play hard to get. Your not like most women, Natalie. Most women would already have their legs spread wide open for me, wet and ready to go. But you keep yours clenched closed, not allowing anyone to get close.” His hand brushed against the side of my face and my stomach overturned. If I had eaten anything, I would've definitely thrown up. “It's time you finally give me what I deserve.”
     
    Oh fuck! I needed to do something right now before it was too late. I cursed myself for not taking those free self-defense classes the hospital offered. But I knew the basics. I raised my knee to his groin as hard and fast as I could. Doctor Green's face twisted green as he doubled over with his hands on his crotch. I ran to the door and realized that it was locked. Did he lock it? I pulled my keys out searched for the purple sticker.
     
    “You're not going to get away from me you bitch!” he yelled from far away. His voice sent shivers down my spine. The keys shook in my hands as I tried to find the right one. Come on! Where is it? I could hear the doctor running towards me. I found the purple key and shoved it in the lock. The door clicked open...but it was too late.
     
    Doctor Green shoved me against the steel cage door and we both bounced back and fell onto the ground. I tried to wrestle him off but he was too strong. His eyes were on fire and he held my wrists against the cold cement floor.
     
    “I'll show you what a real man is,” he said, licking my cheek. I screamed as loud as I could but Dr. Green just laughed at me. “Nobody is going to hear you down here.”
     
    A voice behind Dr. Green boomed. “Get your fucking hands off her.” It wasn't a request but an order. Dr. Green looked behind him and let me go. I looked past Green to see Breaker standing in the doorway, barely able to hold himself up. What was he doing down here?
     
    “You better turn around and forget you saw any of this,” Doctor Green hissed.
     
    “Are you okay, Doctor Holmes?” Breaker asked me, ignoring the threat.
     
    My eyes were filled with terror but I was able to nod.
     
    Breaker clenched his fist and threw an uppercut, knocking Green's head back and sending him crashing to ground. Breaker immediately groaned and held his side as he collapsed. I picked myself off the floor and ran to Breaker, side-stepping an unconscious Dr. Green.
     
    “Oh my god, are you all right?” The side of Breaker's hospital gown was stained with blood. I lifted it up to find his stitches ripped open. He should have never gotten out of bed.
     
    Breaker's face was pale. “I'm fine, just a little woozy.”
     
    “Here, let me help you up.” I put his arm around my shoulder and used all my strength to get Breaker to his feet. We stumbled to the elevator and got one last glimpse of Dr. Green's limp body. I wished that Breaker had killed him but at the same time I knew that was wrong.
     
    “Thank you for saving me,” I whispered to him, pushing the button for the fifth floor.
     
    Breaker waved it off like it was nothing. “You would have done the same for me.”
     
    I let out a laugh that instantly made me feel better. All the tension in my body finally released. What was I going to do about Doctor Green? Should I file a formal complaint with the hospital? Go to the police? My head was swimming with too much. I needed to focus on getting Breaker fixed up.
     
    The elevator dinged open and I called out, “Nurse! Little help here.”
     
    Nurse Fiona ran to the other side of Breaker and took some of the weight off me. “What happened Dr. Holmes?”
     
    Should I tell her everything? No not yet. I needed to think it through first. “Breaker tore some stitches while walking around.” Breaker nodded and backed up my story.
     
    We helped him back to his room and set him on the hospital bed. Breaker rolled around and groaned in pain. For being such a tough guy, he was