ONLY 18+ đ„”đ«Šđ„đ„ "Aaah, please f*ck me hard, Doctor!" Sienna Cole, a young medical student aspiring to become a surgical doctor, never expected her life to change so drastically after meeting Liam Darkmane â a renowned surgeon and a powerful, charismatic alpha werewolf â following the betrayal of her boyfriend. When Sienna arrived at the hospital for her clerkship, she was captivated by Liamâs charm, while Liam felt a deep desire and irresistible attraction toward the young woman who dared to challenge him.
Lihat lebih banyakSienna.
"Ah, faster, baby! Aah! Give me more, aaah!"
I froze when I heard the moans coming from my best friend Kayla's house. She had been my close friend since high school. This wasn't the first time I had heard her moaningâKayla was the kind of girl who always brought men over. Even so, she was still my best friend, and we often shared stories about our boyfriends.
"Aaah, please baby, please, aaah! F*ck me hard, Ronny!"
But this afternoon was different. I heard Kayla calling out Ronny's name with every moan. Ronny was my boyfriend, and I had told Kayla everything about him.
"Bend over, baby! I'm going to do the helicopter style!" Ronny said.
My heartbeat pounded fasterâit was Ronny's voice. The birthday cake I had brought for Kayla slipped from my hands and fell to the floor. The friend I trusted had stabbed me in the back, and the man I thought I knew so well wasn't as good as I believed. I stepped toward the bedroom, their voices growing louder. The worst part was that I had never even slept with Ronny myself.
I turned the doorknob, and they both froze at the sight of meâKayla on all fours, and Ronny taking her from behind, one hand gripping her hair.
"Baby?" Ronny said.
I stepped back slowly as Ronny tried to explain. I just shook my head and walked away. From the corner of my eye, I caught a glimpse of Kayla's faceâthere wasn't even a hint of regret there.
***
It was my first day in the operating room as a clinical clerkship.
"Scalpel," a deep voice commanded.
I looked up and saw Dr. Liam Darkmane, the surgeon, and one of the most respected doctors in this hospital. He was also an Alpha of the Darkmane Pack, a pack known for producing many outstanding doctors recognised in both the werewolf and human worlds.
The nurse handed him the scalpel, and Liam made an incision in the patient's abdomen. The skin opened, revealing a pale yellow layer of fat. Then he carefully separated the tissue with forceps.
"Retractor," he said again.
It was handed to me. My job was simpleâhold the incision open so the surgical field stayed clear. My hands trembled slightly, but I tried to hold steady.
"The appendix is already inflamed," he murmured while inspecting the abdominal cavity. "We need to move fast before perforation occurs."
The suture needle was ready. Liam began cutting the tissue that connected the appendix, then tied off the small blood vessels he found. I caught myself staring at his face insteadâthe sharp jawline, the slight furrow in his brow as he focused, the way his eyes studied every detail of the patient's anatomy with precision. I didn't even realise the retractor in my hand had shifted slightly.
"Hey, focus! Do you want me to cut your finger too?"
My heart jumped. "Sâsorry, Doctor." I quickly adjusted the retractor.
Liam let out a short sigh, his eyes piercing from behind the mask. "If you can't focus here, get out."
"No, I'll focus," I replied nervously.
He continued, his hands skillfully locating the source of bleeding in the patient's small intestine. "Clamp," he ordered. The nurse handed it to him, and he clamped the leaking blood vessel.
"Aspirator," he said next. The suction sound filled the room as the blood and fluid were cleared from the area, then he quickly began stitching the wound in the intestine.
But my mind drifted back to yesterdayâseeing Kayla and Ronny having sex, hearing those moans replaying in my head. My hands began to feel cold under the gloves. I stared at the surgical wound before me, but the image of tangled sheets and their bodies kept clouding my vision.
"COLE!"
The shout snapped me back. I looked up and saw Liam's sharp gaze behind the mask.
"You're not even paying attention to where you're holding the instrument!"
"I'm sorry, Doctorâ"
"Get out!"
I swallowed hard, frozen in place. "Doctor, I canâ"
"Out, now!"
The nurse beside me shot me a glance, while I felt all the oxygen leave the room. Stiffly, I placed the instrument on the table, turned around, and walked toward the door.
My first day in the operating room had gone terribly. Liam had probably already marked me as a failure. I later sat in the hospital garden, staring at the overcast sky as tears began to fall on their own. Being a medical student was already hard enoughâadd Ronny's betrayal on top of it, and it was unbearable.
Ronny and I had been in a serious relationship since the start of the semester. We studied at the same university, both in the medical program. However, he was now assigned to another hospital, where Kayla also worked as an administrative staff member. My phone had been buzzing nonstop with Ronny's apologies, but I didn't reply. As far as I was concerned, our relationship was over. And Kayla? She had even posted a vague status on social media flaunting her closeness to a future doctor.
My tears kept falling, turning into soft sobs. I was so focused on looking down that I didn't realise someone was standing in front of me. A pair of black shoes stopped right before me. When I looked up, I was met with Liam's sharp gaze.
His face was just as firm as in the operating room earlier, but there was a slight crease in his brow. Without saying much, he pulled a handkerchief from his coat pocket and handed it to me.
"Dry your eyes," he said. His voice was flat, yet somehow warm to my ears.
I hesitated for a moment, looking at the handkerchief, then slowly took it. He didn't sit downâjust stood there. I got a closer look at his handsome face; what woman wouldn't be drawn to the charisma of an Alpha and a surgeon? His lips were full and alluring, his eyes utterly commanding. What would it feel like to kiss him? To have our tongues meet?
"If you want to survive in the medical field, you have to learn to bury your problems before you step into the hospital," he said, snapping me out of my thoughts.
"Sorry, Doctor."
"Tomorrow, at six a.m., you'll join me in the operating room again. Consider it your second chance."
Month after month passed in the blink of an eye. Two years. Two years filled with stories, struggles, and tears. Two years since the first time I walked into this hospital wearing a brand-new white coat, full of passion but also fear. And now, the day had come the last day of my medical clerkship, the last day of chasing time, writing endless reports, and learning to face patients and unpredictable emergencies.I looked at my white coat hanging on the rack. It was a little dull now, the edges slightly worn. There was an ink stain on the pocket and a coffee mark near the hem that never disappeared no matter how many times I washed it. But to me, every stain carried a memory.I held the coat tightly before putting it on for the last time. It felt like closing a big chapter of my life.In the mirror, I saw my reflection, Sienna, the girl who was once timid and full of fear, now staring back with steadier eyes. The scars of the past were still there, but I was no longer fragile. I had lea
That day, the air in the hospital felt different. It wasnât as hot as usual almost as if everyone knew that something big was about to happen. I stared at my reflection in the liftâs mirrored wall as it slowly ascended to the ninth floor. My white coat was neat, my hair tied back in a low ponytail, yet there was something different in my eyes. The once-empty gaze now looked sharper, steadier.Today was the hospitalâs internal hearing, held by the Medical Ethics Board. They had summoned me not as a victim, but as a professional witness to explain the scientific and toxicological aspects of the Silvermoon Toxin, the forbidden substance Ronny had used on me.When I first received the summons a few days ago, my hands trembled slightly. But I knew this was part of closure. I needed to face it with my head held high.When the elevator stopped and the doors opened, I stepped out. The large conference room at the end of the corridor was already crowded with board members, faculty representati
The next day, the sun felt brighter than usual, yet strangely my heart felt heavy. I had just arrived at the hospital when the news spread quickly from one mouth to another about Ronny and Kayla.âHeâs really been expelled. Ronnyâs been dropped out of the university, his license revoked, and heâll never be able to become a doctor again.âI stopped, staring at the patient file Iâd been studying.âReally?â I asked, even though I already knew the answer had to be true.Winda nodded. âYes. The medical boardâs decision came out this morning. They said his actions are unforgivable. Heâs been sentenced to prison, and all his academic degrees have been annulled.âI fell silent. My breathing felt shallow. A part of me felt relieved. Yet somehow that feeling mixed with bitterness.Ronny, the man who had once been someone in my life, who once made me believe, who then dragged me into hellâNow he was ruined forever.I lowered my head. âWhat about Kayla?ââShe only got two years. They say itâs be
After leaving the courthouse, it felt as though my feet no longer touched the ground. That grand building left a cold echo in my mind, Ronnyâs face bowed without a trace of guilt, Kaylaâs swollen eyes still managing to glance at me with what looked like regret⊠or maybe it was just an illusion. I didnât know. Everything felt like a nightmare that hadnât ended.The moment I opened the apartment door, a faint smell of antiseptic greeted me. Liam wasnât home yet. The dining table was still neat, the living-room lamp glowing dimly. I set my bag on a chair, then let my body drop onto the sofa. Silence. Only the hum of the air conditioner and the tick of the wall clock were clearly audible.I looked at my palms the faint mark of an IV needle still visible there. The wound had healed, but every time I saw it, I could hear again the sound of chains around my wrists that night. My breathing quickened, and before I knew it, my eyes had begun to fill.I bit my lip hard, trying to hold back the t
Liamâs car moved slowly away from the courthouse, pushing past the swarm of reporters shouting questions. Their cameras flashed, microphones pressed against the car windows, but all of it was no more than the buzzing of mosquitoes in my ears loud, yet meaningless.I stared out the window. The trees lining the road blurred, swaying in the wind. My head felt empty, but my body was heavy, as though every cell carried the weight of the trial. Ronnyâs face, Kaylaâs gaze, the laughter that had once imprisoned me, all of it replayed in my mind.Liam gripped my hand tightly. âYouâre trembling.âI shook my head. âIâm fine.âWhen we arrived home, I immediately slipped off my blazer and collapsed onto the sofa. A long breath left my lips, as if I could expel every trace of poison from my lungs.Liam sat beside me, loosening his tie. âYou were incredible. I know how hard it was to relive all of that in front of everyone.ââI felt stripped bare. Everyone watching me, listening to the worst story o
SIENNAI woke up earlier than usual, preparing myself as best I could. Not just in terms of clothes or appearance, but strengthening my mind and heart. At the dressing table, I stared at my own reflection. My hair flowed neatly down, the white shirt and black blazer I had chosen yesterday already fit snugly on my body. No flashy jewelry, only a simple watch. I wanted to look firm, neutral, and focused.Liam came in wearing his black suit. He looked strikingly handsome, his gaze calm yet alert. When his eyes met mine, he offered a faint smile and clasped my hand tightly.âAre you ready?âI drew in a deep breath. âI have to be.âHe nodded. âToday, it wonât just be you speaking. Iâll be testifying as an expert witness as well. Weâll face them together.âLiamâs car carried us through the morning streets. Outside, the city moved as usual people heading to work, children going to school unaware of the monumental event about to unfold.I gazed out the window, memories flooding back. The chai
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