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ROOK’S EMERGENCY (2)

ELENATen days later and Rook hasn’t shown up in my ER.I tell myself that’s a good thing. Means he’s actually resting. Following medical advice for once. Taking care of himself properly.I tell myself I’m not disappointed.I’m lying.It’s Friday night and I’m halfway through another twelve-hour shift. Standard chaos. MVA with multiple traumas. Elderly patient with chest pain. Kid who stuck a bead up his nose. The usual.I’m updating charts when Sarah, one of the other attending physicians, appears next to me.“There’s someone here to see you,” she says with a knowing smile.“I’m working. Tell them to wait.”“He said it’s important. Also he’s very attractive and brought you coffee.”My stomach flips. “Where is he?”“Waiting area. Bay entrance.”I save the chart and head to the waiting area trying to calm my heart rate.Rook is standing near the doors wearing jeans and a fitted shirt instead of athletic gear. He’s holding two coffee cups and he smiles when he sees me.“Dr. Ruiz.”“Mr.

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ELENASix hours later my shift ends and I’m exhausted.I change out of my scrubs into the jeans and sweater I wore to work. Fix my hair as much as possible after twelve hours. Try to look like a human instead of someone who just spent half a day dealing with medical emergencies.When I walk out to the waiting area Rook is still there.He’s reading something on his phone and he looks up when I approach. Smiles immediately.“You waited,” I say.“I told you I would.” He stands and pockets his phone. “How was the rest of your shift?”“Long. Busy. The usual.”“You look tired.”“That’s what twelve-hour night shifts do to a person.”“Do you still want to do this? We can reschedule if you’re too tired.”I should say yes. Should go home and sleep. Should maintain distance.“I’m not too tired,” I say. “Where did you have in mind?”“There’s a place two blocks from here that opens at six. Makes good breakfast and excellent coffee.”“You planned this.”“I had six hours to plan it.”We walk to the

ROOK’S EMERGENCY (4)

ELENATuesday takes forever to arrive.I work two more shifts between breakfast with Rook and our actual date. Twelve hours each of trauma and chaos and trying not to check my phone every five minutes to see if he’s texted.He has texted. Multiple times.Nothing excessive. Just checking in. Asking about my shifts. Sending me a photo of his breakfast with the caption “eating healthy like my doctor ordered.”I save that photo even though I shouldn’t.Sarah notices I’m distracted during Monday’s shift.“You’re smiling at your phone,” she says. “That’s new.”“I’m not smiling.”“You’re definitely smiling. Is it the track athlete?”“His name is Rook.”“So it is him. How was coffee?”“It turned into breakfast. And it was good.”“Good enough for a second date?”“We’re having dinner tonight.”She grins. “Look at you breaking all the professional boundaries.”“He’s not my patient anymore.”“He will be the next time he shows up injured.”“He’s not going to show up injured.”“You sure about tha

ROOK’S EMERGENCY (5)

ELENAThe restaurant is nice. More formal than I expected. White tablecloths and candles and an intimacy that makes everything feel charged.We order and talk and the conversation flows easily but there’s an undercurrent of tension that wasn’t there at breakfast. Every time his hand brushes mine. Every time he looks at me with those dark eyes. Every time he smiles like he knows exactly what I’m thinking.“Can I ask you something?” he says halfway through dinner.“Sure.”“What were you thinking about in the shower this morning?”I nearly choke on my wine. “What?”“You texted me at nine AM. You got off shift at seven. That means you were home for two hours before texting. I’m guessing you showered. And I’m wondering what you were thinking about.”My face is burning. “That’s a very presumptuous question.”“Is it wrong though?”“I’m not answering that.”“So I’m right.” He leans back with a satisfied smile. “Were you thinking about me?”“You’re very confident.”“That’s not a no.”“We sh

ROOK’S EMERGENCY (6)

ELENA. I stand and he pulls me onto the bed, flipping us so I’m underneath him.“My turn,” he says. His hands unhook my bra and pull it away. His mouth goes to my breast immediately and I arch into the sensation.“You have perfect tits,” he says between licks and sucks. “I’ve been wanting to put my mouth on them since the first time I saw you.”“When was that?”“When you were examining my shoulder. You leaned over me and I could see down your scrubs and all I could think about was how badly I wanted to touch you.”“That’s very inappropriate.”“I know. I felt terrible about it.” His mouth moves to my other breast. “Didn’t stop me from thinking about it though.”His hand slides down my stomach to the waistband of my underwear. “Can I?”“Please.”He pulls them down and tosses them aside. Then his hands are on my thighs spreading them wide.“I need to taste you,” he says. “I’ve been thinking about this since I walked into your apartment. About getting my mouth on your pussy. About findi

ROOK’S EMERGENCY (7)

ELENAThree months of dating Rook Castellan and I’ve learned several things.One: he’s terrible at following rules. Mine specifically. Every time I tell him to rest he pushes too hard. Every time I tell him to ice an injury he decides he’s fine. Every time I tell him not to show up at the hospital during my shift he shows up anyway.Two: I’ve stopped caring about the rules.Three: I’m completely gone on him in a way that should terrify me but doesn’t.It’s Thursday night and I’m six hours into a twelve-hour shift. Standard chaos. Multiple traumas from a pile-up on the highway. Chest pain. Broken bones. The usual.I’m updating charts in the monitor room when my phone buzzes.Rook: You on break yet?Me: Not for another hour.Rook: That’s too long. I miss you.Me: You saw me this morning.Rook: That was eight hours ago. That’s basically forever.I smile at my phone like an idiot.Me: I’m working. Go do something productive.Rook: I am doing something productive. I’m coming to see you.Me

ROOK’S EMERGENCY (8)

ELENA I lead him down the hallway to the monitor room. It’s small and cramped and filled with screens showing patient vitals. There’s barely enough space for two people but it’s private. I close the door behind us and he immediately crowds me against it. “Five minutes,” I remind him. “I can do a lot in five minutes.” His mouth is on my neck. “Do you have any idea how hard it’s been knowing you’re here working and I can’t touch you?” “You saw me this morning.” “That was before work. That doesn’t count.” His hands slide up my sides. “I’ve been thinking about you all day. About what you look like under these scrubs. About the sounds you make when I’m inside you.” Heat floods through me. “We can’t do this here.” “Why not?” “Because I’m working. Because people will notice. Because this is completely inappropriate.” “You say that like it’s going to stop me.” His hand slides down to cup me through my scrubs. “Tell me you’re not wet right now and I’ll stop.” I am wet. Have been si

TO BE FUCKED BY MY RIVAL ATTENDING (8)

NIKOLAI My phone has buzzed seventeen times in the past hour. All from Alexei. I’m in the middle of post-op rounds when the eighteenth text comes through. Alexei: This is a mistake. I shouldn’t have agreed to this. Me: You’re getting an award for your research. Stop panicking. Alexei: I’m not panicking. I’m being realistic. Half the medical community will be there judging me. Me: They’re giving you an award. That’s the opposite of judgment. Alexei: You don’t understand. My father will be there. The board. Everyone who matters. Me: I matter and I’ll be there. Alexei: That’s different. Me: How? Alexei: Because you’ve seen me fall apart. They haven’t. I smile at my phone. Two years together and he still gets nervous before major events. Still texts me obsessively when he needs reassurance. Me: You’re going to be perfect. Like always. Alexei: I need you here. Me: I will be. Finishing rounds now. Be there in an hour. Alexei: An hour is too long. Me: Then you’ll wait. Alex

TO BE FUCKED BY MY RIVAL ATTENDING (9)

NIKOLAI He bends over the armrest and I can see him trembling slightly. Not from fear. From anticipation.“You’re already shaking,” I observe. “And I haven’t even touched you properly yet.”“I’m not shaking—”“Liar.” I run my hand down his spine. “You’ve been thinking about this all day haven’t you? While you were getting ready. While you were practicing your speech. You were thinking about me fucking you.”“Maybe.”“Maybe isn’t an answer.”“Fine. Yes. I was thinking about it.” His voice has gone rough. “Happy?”“Very.” I undo his belt and push his pants and underwear down just enough. “Because I’ve been thinking about it too. About getting you alone. About making you fall apart before you have to be perfect for everyone else.”“I hate how much I need this.”“No you don’t. You love it.” I slick up my fingers quickly. “Love that I can take you apart. Love that you can let go with me.”I slide one finger inside him and he bites back a groan.“Already so tight,” I murmur. “When’s the l

MILKIMG SUBJECT 237 (4)

TAIRAKade’s birthday falls on a Thursday and he’s been insufferable about it all week.Not demanding exactly. Just annoyingly smug in that specific way he gets when he knows something good is coming and wants me to know he knows.“You’re planning something,” he said on Monday while I was making coffee.“I’m always planning something.”“Something specific. For Thursday.”“Thursday is just another day.”“Thursday’smy birthday.”“Is it? I forgot.”He’d looked at me with those amber eyes and smiled slowly. “You didn’t forget.”“Drink your coffee.”“You definitely didn’t forget.”He was right. I didn’t forget. I’ve been planning this for three weeks.The pole went up two Sundays ago while he was at the gym. Floor to ceiling, chrome finish, positioned perfectly in front of the leather sofa in our living room. When he came home and saw it he just stood in the doorway staring for a very long time.“Is that—”“A pole. Yes.”“For you?”“For your birthday. Whenever that is.”He’d looked at me

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