i think we’re close enough (could i lock in your love): chapter 3
**please note, chapter count increased to 5! This is now 3 out of 5
“That boy is a goner, girl. Well done.”
Thankfully, her mouth is full so she can’t squeal in response, fawning to her in delight. But she wants to revel in this feeling. It all feels so unfamiliar, she hardly knows what to do with it. There’s this jolt in her veins that lights up when he’s around. When they’re together, in full view and proud to be seen by all. It’s intoxicating.
Lexi knows what’s at the core of it all. She’s falling fast. And hopefully, he’s gonna be there to catch her.
Thank you for your patience and love! This chapter is great and the next one is even better. I hope you love it. xoxo
Around three years after being abandoned for her own protection, Lexi struggles with her Saturday night workload as she tries to process new feelings about the guy that left her behind.
i'm still on this— maybe my favorite part of the pigtail catheter scene is how abbot barely even looks at the xray once samira is in the heart,, he's got his eyes stuck on her.
he looks at the xray screen for 0.05 secs and then immediately rushes his eyes back to her. AND THEN when he walks over to her to instruct further he's not even looking at the patient. normal behavior my dude
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