Where My Pulse Ended
I even pulled strings with my dad's old contacts to keep him in the hospital, saving his reputation.
He did not have an ounce of gratitude. He teamed up with an intern and sent me to my doom.
Hank was speechless, his face beet-red.
I shoved past him and declared, "Two hundred milliliters, rare blood type, Rh-negative!"
Before the staff could even react, there she was, Shirley.
"Dr. Ferguson, I get that you're mad about Hank and I, but you don't need to donate blood to win his attention. That's not love, it's just pity," she said, rolling up her sleeve without a care in the world.