Ava Bekker Chicago Med Novels & Stories

Becky took a sip from the glass I gave her, “Everyone from the Jordon’s household is currently living with your brother Ace in his two-bedroom apartment, Karisa can’t get to y’all parents, the Jordan’s family is completely in ruin, and Ace is not on any drugs. As a matter of fact, he is a doctor, and from the information I gathered, he has been trying to prove you aren’t a bad person and you didn’t commit any of those crimes. From eyewitnesses, he had a fight with Casper over you.” I nodded my head, that was new of Ace, “Where did he say he wanted to have lunch tomorrow?” “Miss Elvira!” Becky yelled my name, “You cannot meet up with him.” Becky’s tone infuriated me, “Who are you to tell me w

“I know, right? I’m so lucky I found the place. Dan and Sandra are the best neighbors that anyone could ask for. They've helped me so much, and I don't know what I would have done without them.” “Hmm. Dan … why do I feel like there’s something going on between you and this Dan?” Toby asked, sounding for all the world like a father. Becca burst out laughing. “Look at me, Toby. There’s no way anything will be going on between anyone and me, at least not for months to come. Anyway, Dan is a medical doctor.” Becca finished, knowing that that would shut her brother up and distract him. She was right. “Really? Wow! I can’t wait to meet him then. I have so many questions to ask him.”

Beckham asked when we got to the front of Akira’s door. “Look,” I pointed at the glass, “Akira can’t breathe on her own, she can’t eat, her medications aren’t working properly, she doesn’t have much time, would you rather carry her corpse or use me to save her?” I was more frustrated that Beckham was silent, “Why aren’t you saying anything?” I jerked him, “Is it that you don’t want to have a child with the daughter of your sister’s murderer? Beckham!! We shouldn’t think of things like that, we should think of only Akira.”

A short name for Aella! Becky had just moved to Chicago, trying to find a new life and run her company from here, which was very easy, but ever since she moved, she had wanted to start a new life with her daughter. She always promised to return only if she was capable and healed enough to assume the role of a mother, a mother fit for Aella. Aella had also wanted to enroll in this company, but due to the very tight specifications and the amount of travel needed, she decided against it.

"I think you lost two important people and now you're faced with the possibility of history repeating itself. It won't. I told you before that I would keep the promise she couldn't. I never intended for this to happen. That doesn't mean I won't work to keep my promise." My cheeks rose. "About that. I guess the red-ass thing is off-limits for about eight months." Charli giggled. "I think if everything is the way it's supposed to be, nothing is off-limits. That's what Dr. Beck said." The door opened and Dr. Beck came in. "It's good to see you both smiling. Are we ready to see this little Montague?" "Demetri," I corrected. "Collins, actually," Charli said as she lay back on the paper-covered ta

Krazy said as if reading my thoughts and knowing I had loads of questions to be answered. “Summer?!” Miller pulled me back into his arms and, just as I was about to protest, we all heard a doctor's voice in front of us. “Uh…. Are you the family of Becca Dela Rosa?” The bald man asked. Clan in a white coat, he stood with a nurse next to him. “Yes, yes…” Alexia said, wiping her tears and walking close to the doctor. “She's not dead, is she?” Alexia was quick to ask, worry etched on her face.

He instantly ran to me, checking my whole body like I had died and come back to life. “Alpha, are you alive? Is this really you? Oh thank the heavens.” He blabbered on, checking my vitals and taking down notes at the same time. “The Luna would be so happy at this development.” He said smiling. The mention of Mima made the uneasy feeling come back. “The Beta must hear about this.” The doctor rushed out of the room, leaving me alone and comes back minutes later with Beck in tow. Beck was arguing with him about something but the moment his eyes landed on me, they widened.

Sophie walked through the white corridors of Langham Medical Centre. A man in white lab coat walked ahead of her, leading her to a room. The door ajar, the nameplate on it read “Prof. Mary Dunham”. “Professor Dunham,” he said, knocking on the door. The lady inside was unresponsive. “Professor Dunham, Mrs. Beckett is here.” “Who?” the petite lady finally said, looking towards the door. When she spotted Sophie, her eyes widened in excitement, and she immediately put aside her stack of papers and walked over.

He looked less intimidating and well, more gentle. She ran to Alexander without hesitation. Meanwhile, I stayed where I was and watched them in silence. Then Charlotte’s gaze shifted to me. Her smile grew curious. “And who is she?” she asked. Before I could respond, Zac walked beside her. “Charlotte, this is Emma Webber. The Moon Healer.” Her eyes widened at once. “The Moon Healer? I mean, the hero of Medcare Pharma?” “Yep, she’s the one,” Zac answered. I was unsure of what else to say so I gave her a nod and a light smile instead. Charlotte’s excitement was clear.

We heard a familiar voice behind us and we all turned to find Beck standing there, with a big smile on his face, and right next to him stood Doctor Amanda, from my hospital. I remember the day after the trial, when Beck, Lucy and I were all going to meet up with Brian, to celebrate the success of the trial. My shift was about to end and I was standing at the front desk, chatting with Doctor Amanda as I finished up some paperwork. Beck walked in, and I smiled, feeling a sense of relief that he was here to take me home. "Ready to leave?" Beck asked, nodding at me. "Yeah, just let me finish filing this," I replied, scribbling some notes on a chart.