The Surgeon's Rejected Girlfriend Novels & Stories

“Should I go to the theatre and look for him?” Fay hits Mary Lou’s hand with her magazine. “Don’t you dare. Do you realize how rare it is for a woman to state to a man as clearly as you did that what she wants is a job and not love? I mean they think that all we are fit for is love and you have told him something different. You will not backtrack on that.” “Fay is right, Mary Lou,” Eliza chips in. “Besides, now that you have rejected him once, if you go back to him and then ask again in the future for a theatre career, he’s just not going to take you seriously?”

“What did you just say?” “I said,” Reid repeated evenly, “I don’t care.” The words landed like ice water. Margaret’s grip tightened around her phone. “Reid Carter,” she said slowly, dangerously, “that girl is your fiancée. Your future wife. Her actions reflect directly on this family.” A soft, humorless chuckle came from the other end. “She’s not my future wife anymore,” Reid said. “And her actions reflect exactly who she is.” Margaret opened her mouth to respond, but he didn’t give her the chance.

Moreover, the type of surgery required was routine for the emergency department and posed no significant challenge. Thus, while operating, the doctor from the emergency department, Stephen Zaber, chatted with Jennifer. "Dr. Susan, is he… your boyfriend?" Stephen chuckled and added, "He's a good man. He's even willing to sacrifice his life for you!" "No, he's not…" Jennifer replied awkwardly. "Still denying it, huh? Just look at you. Your eyes are all red and puffy from crying."

,Sre said as she rolled her eyes. Stacy was George's girlfriend of a year and two months. After his wife had died, he'd been alone for 12 years after that till Stacy had made him feel like, in his exact words, "his brain turned to goo and his mouth was stuffed with invisible warm marshmallows". Apparently, turns out Sreya's patient hadn't wanted his girlfriend finding out about the surgery, said she'd worry and fuss over him like she's his mama. Sre had told him Stacy would find out either way and he called her bluff, proudly sharing that she'd travelled so he'd be hale and hearty before she comes back.

she said slowly as the cracks of her bone filled the room. He moved towards her, trying to hold her down but was met with the greatest shock of his life. His eyes were almost popping out of their sockets as he stared at her. All his life he had prayed for this and had thought the moon goddess didn’t want him to have it, but he had not expected it to come in the form of his useless and worthless daughter. “Stacey!” He yelled out before a white light illuminated everyone. ******** hi everyone, it's Darcel again. Please your comments and likes would be deeply appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you all. And yes, the last chapter of 'the rejected doctor' would be after this. Thanks for

But I couldn't deny that I was unsure about my decision to be his girlfriend. After George finished with Grandma Zora, we took a stroll through the quiet garden, holding hands. He described his day and how one of his patients underwent high-risk heart surgery. George was a nice guy who worked very hard. But some things could not be forced. "Are you even listening to me?" he asked softly, his lips curving with tenderness. "Of course," I nodded. "I can't get over the fact that you doctors and surgeons work with blood and other gory things. I can't stand seeing people suffer. I would end up crying alongside them."

"Don't judge a book by its cover. He has a girlfriend, you know. Her mom was admitted here a few weeks ago, and he didn't care at all. "He did not even help her get an appointment, even though he knew the woman could not understand the procedures. That's supposed to be his mother-in-law. "I also heard he delayed that woman's operation because he got distracted by some other girl talking about a school friend or something. Do you know how devastated his girlfriend was? I found her crying from stress in the emergency stairwell." The first nurse stared at her in disbelief. "What the hell? Where are all the good, handsome men? I can't believe he's such a red flag."

He whispered. "Mr. Anderson." The surgeon's voice cut through the fog. "I'm truly sorry for your loss. We did everything we could." He felt a rush of anger at his words and in swift move, he grabbed the surgeon by the collar. “How could you? You killed her”. He clenched out. “No Sir, I didn't. You consented to giving out her heart remember?” the doctor replied calmly while trying to ply off his hands from his collar. His words felt like a sucker punch and all the strength suddenly drained away from him, the doctor was not wrong, he had forced Claire even when he hadn't wanted to.

"You're definitely making this up. You just want to hurt Ivy—she won't believe you. Ivy, don't believe anyone until you see the proof with your own eyes." Ivy pressed her lips together, then pulled out her phone and made another call. A moment later, her assistant arrived, holding a stack of medical records. "Dr. Traynor, the patient from that last surgery was Melissa Homer. These are her complete records." The moment she heard her own mother's name, Ivy couldn't hold herself up anymore. She collapsed onto the ground. Watching her like this, I felt nothing—no sympathy at all. I had already told her the truth more than once. She just never took me seriously.

“Don’t get agitated. Think about our child.” “Mm,” I nodded and silently prayed that Hedrick would be fine and the surgery would go well. There was a woman who was waiting in the corridor in front of the surgery room. She might have heard our hurried steps and turned toward us. I was stunned as she was beautiful. My heart suddenly leaped with excitement. Finally, the one for Hendrick showed up. “Are you the girlfriend?” she asked when I was near her. Andrei slid his arm around my waist, silently telling her that she’s got it wrong.