My Three Chambered Heart Novels & Stories

“I don’t have anyone I like right now. Three, I have already had sex before.” “Three,” Hiro answers without wasting a breath, and Lev followed in pursuit. “Everyone knows you’re a troublemaker back then, Bo.” Lev laughs. “Shame on you, guys. I already have experienced sleeping with someone, bastards.” Bo yells, giving the two of them a smack behind their heads. “Two,” Seon huffs. “Two.” I say, almost at the same time, and Boaz’s eyes widened a little. He exhales a defeated breath and smiles. “You got me,” he mumbles.

"Well, I have this major operation where the heart is outside the body with all the coronary arteries still intact on it. We plan to stop the heart every 30 minutes until Felisa finishes removing all the skin and fats at the back of the heart." "Stop the heart when it is outside the pericardium? That is impossible; it may bleed, and the heart cannot sustain the temperature of its surroundings; you are aware that the heart is made up of a soft moist type of muscle, so it cannot stop outside of the pericardium; otherwise, the heart may become dry and susceptible to any type of bacteria; or, due to the nature of air, it is highly not recommended!" "Oh, God! Yes, you are correct! Damn! I didn't

Part 1: Jace Herondale The heart is a strange and amazing muscle and we all can't live or love without it, but most people don't think about it often. We don't think about the steady, faithful organ that beat one hundred thousand times a day. Most people have no idea that a woman’s heartbeat is faster than a man’s by about eight beats per minute, or that its four chambers pumps blood to every cell in the body except for the corneas.

Her father never refused her request. King Turin loved Aurora so much. She was the only child he had. She was his heart; she was everything to him. His beloved wife had died when Aurora was three years old due to illness. He never married another woman. He swore to himself that he would be faithful to his wife until he died and met her in heaven. They both turned to look at the door of the room when someone knocked on it. "Come in," King Turin said. The door opened, and the butler walked over and stopped in front of them. Seeing his worried face made them both feel curious.

the doctor responded. While Rehab was only shading unstoppable tears all around her face. And then Delis cleans up her tears "Rehab it is okay?" "Everything is going to be alright okay...? your tears won't change anything" "Please do me a favor and stop crying please," Delis said as Rehab nods. "So Doctor please what are we to do about her condition" "That is the first thing that brought us here," Delis said to the Doctor. "Okay you will need to buy a Kidney in other to replace hers"

I walked out from the room and suddenly I got called to the emergency room. I ran as fast as I could because it's an emergency. One of the nurses told me that the patient had a heart attack and I quickly went to the procedure as fast as I can. After 30 minutes trying to stabilize his condition, we're done. We moved him to the intensive care unit. I wrote my patient's condition on their chart and gave it to the nurse. As I was about to leave the emergency room, I saw the emergency room door burst open. They rushed in and my eyes widened to see Jaclyn.

So | stalked out of the kitchen before he could say anything else. There was a staircase leading up so | climbed up to the second floor. It was less crowded, yes, but the ground vibrated from the music and drunk girls and guys spilled out of the bathrooms halfway falling down. | spotted a room down the hall and knocked to see if anyone was in there, though | doubted they could hear me through the loud music currently making my ears bleed. Twisting the knob, | opened the door and shut it quickly behind me and locking it. But when | turned around in the dim lighting, | was shocked to see two people in the bed.

Twenty-one years I'd begged these four men to love me, to finish this godforsaken System mission. Only when I drove a knife into my own chest did they finally see me. I woke in the Costa compound's top-floor med suite, my chest wrapped tight in bandages, every breath a searing tear. I knew instantly what happened: I was born with dextrocardia. My heart sits on the right side of my chest. I'd missed. Vincent sat beside me, dark circles under his eyes. He'd used the last of the Rossi family's three black-market cardiac ampoules on me