The Surgeon's Rejected Girlfriend Novels & Stories

he said, his tone heavy with regret, "I, Alpha Dominic, reject you as my mate and future Luna." Those words hung in the air, a painful proclamation that marked the end of a brief, intimate story, it was like a one-night stand. The shock of his rejection pierced through me, leaving a deep wound that I knew would take a long time to heal.

the doctor said softly. Yanyan looked at the doctor in disgust so we laughed softly. “Sorry. My girlfriend will be angry.” he said coldly and took my hand. I stopped and widened my eyes. The hell! Seriously? I look at him in wonder. He squeezed my hand so I could barely breathe. I turned my gaze to the doctor. She looked at me badly but I just gave her a fake smile. “Find someone else to flirt with, not my Boyfriend.” I said coldly.

I thanked him quietly, though his expression made it clear this was far from over. About half an hour later, I saw the nurses wheel his girlfriend back from surgery. Her face was pale but peaceful. The man stood by, his large hands clenched at his sides. When the nurse told him the operation had gone well, he exhaled, the tension noticeably slipping from his shoulders. Before he followed the nurse into the room, he glanced at us again. “This isn’t the end,” he said coldly, then entered to care for his girlfriend. I felt something twist inside me.

The forest, a silent witness to their clandestine conversation, seemed to hold its breath as the two lovers navigated the treacherous path ahead. In a moment of quiet contemplation, surrounded by the rustling leaves and the distant murmur of nocturnal creatures, Rylan's girlfriend made a reluctant decision. She agreed to stand by Rylan's side, under the condition that they could forge a plan of their own—one that didn't involve the sinister group's malevolent influence.

"She's also asking for someone named Nicole. Is that you?" The doctor addressed my girlfriend directly, and I didn't like the way he looked at her at all, especially considering he seemed too young to be a doctor - probably not older than twenty-eight. That made me act rudely. "Yes, it's her, Nicole. My girlfriend and Eloá's stepmother." I believe my tone didn't sit well with Nicole, and surprisingly, she pinched me. I was so startled that I let out a loud "ouch," drawing even more attention from the doctor to both of us, which even elicited a smile from him.

Unfortunately, the harder she pushed herself, the more nervous she became. Bethany made mistake after mistake, nearly costing several patients their lives. Fortunately, the hospital's newly hired surgeon managed to step in each time before tragedy struck again. In the end, she was fired. Once word spread through the medical community, not a single hospital was willing to hire her.

With our hands raised, we enter the operating room, and the nurses and assistants help us put on gloves and disposable surgical gowns. Watching Dr. Corel work was one of the most incredible experiences I witnessed in the hospital; the way he handled the scalpel and conducted the surgery was exceptional. But unfortunately, not everything depends solely on the surgeon; Trixie's body rejected the liver and didn't react well, and unfortunately, she would remain the same. I was very nervous when the surgery ended; I would have to break this news to her. How would I tell her that her body refused to be healed?

Wilhelm stood close to Ingrid, his attention fixed entirely on her. She was an excellent and renowned surgeon. No matter how hard she tried to transfer to another hospital to avoid Wilhelm—her ex-boyfriend who also worked there and now paraded through the corridors with his new girlfriend—fate seemed determined to keep them in the same place. However, she changed her mind about leaving when her colleagues, especially her best friend Anika, begged her to stay. After standing for several hours performing surgery, the procedure finally came to an end. “Proceed with suturing,” she said to her assistant. She handed over the suturing to a team member, eager to leave the operating room and meet the

The light outside the operating room had barely flickered on before it went dark again. The door opened. Lena was wheeled out on a hospital bed. The lead surgeon hesitated as though he wanted to say something. “Done so soon? “Doctor, was the surgery successful? Is she okay?” Lamont rushed forward in panic as he held the doctor’s hand in a death grip. His voice faltered. The doctor patted Lamont on the shoulder. “Don’t worry, young man. Your girlfriend is perfectly fine. Just a bit shaken.” Lamont froze.

I found out later after his death that they were relieved as they complained that their loved ones were also used for some tests and how they didn’t want such alpha to lead them. I already called her number to spill the Good News to her as I was hoping my intentions would be clearly seen. But wait.. I think I should wait till it’s finally finalised and we can take him there for the surgery. “Hello” too late, she already picked. “Hi Haz..”