Seven months after breaking up with the love of her life, Y/N goes to the ER expecting a kidney stone and leaves with a premature baby—and, unfortunately for her emotional stability, Graham Cole back in full boyfriend mode. Apparently, “maybe we should break up” is a lot harder to stick to when your ex is holding your hand through labor and your surprise daughter has his entire face.
୨୧ You and Drew haven’t spoken in weeks. Not since the fight. Not since the words neither of you could take back. “You’re exhausting, you know that? It’s like this baby has made you impossible to be around.” “Then go. I’m not stopping you.” “Fine.” And he did. No calls. No texts. Nothing. You tried to move on, focusing on the little girl growing inside you and reminding yourself that you could do this without him. Until 2:14 A.M. At 37 weeks pregnant, you wake up to a sudden gush of fluid and a painful contraction. Your water broke. You’re alone, scared, and running out of time. So you call Drew. Not because you’ve forgiven him. Not because everything is suddenly okay. Because he’s the father of your baby. And maybe, somewhere deep down, you’re still hoping that when it matters most… he’ll come back. ♡ one phone call. one baby girl. two people who never really stopped loving each other. ♡ ୨୧
Some relationships end without anyone truly understanding why. Months after a breakup that neither side seems to have fully moved on from, a late-night phone call changes everything. Chase has been in a serious motorcycle accident, and before losing consciousness, your name was the last thing he said. Suddenly, the distance between you doesn't seem to matter anymore.
you came to tokyo university hospital to become a surgeon, escape your mother’s shadow, and prove you earned your place. unfortunately, on your first day, you discover the man you spent the night with is your attending neurosurgeon.
Your boyfriend is diagnosed with cancer, and suddenly, the future you always imagined together feels uncertain. After months of chemotherapy, endless hospital visits, and watching him slowly lose pieces of himself, you finally thought the worst was over when the doctors told him he was cancer-free. You thought you could finally start living normally again. Until the cancer came back. This time, there was no miracle recovery waiting around the corner. And while you try to stay strong for him, he is keeping something from you — something that could change everything. Because sometimes, the person you love most is the one who knows they're running out of time before you do.
Two heartbeats. One is yours. The other belongs to the baby growing inside you, and neither of them should have anything to do with the supernatural. You came to Forks, Washington four months pregnant, determined to leave your past behind and start a new life for yourself and your unborn child. You expected rain, a quiet town, and maybe a fresh start. You didn't expect vampires, shapeshifters, or a centuries-old secret hidden in the forests surrounding Forks and La Push. You know nothing about the Cullens. You know nothing about the wolf pack. And you certainly don't know what happens when one of those wolves sees you and suddenly realizes that their entire world has changed. They've imprinted. For them, there is no uncertainty. For you, there is only a complete stranger staring at you like they've just seen the most important person in their life. And you have no idea why. Sam. Paul. Jared. Embry. Quil. Jacob. Leah. Who will imprint on you? Your new life in Forks is about to become something you never could have imagined.
You and Garrett Graham have butted heads since freshman year. He thinks you’re an entitled brat and you think he’s an arrogant jerk. To make matters worse your roommate Allie is dating his teammate Dean. So that means you end up in the same place a lot more than you’d like. He always fast to comment about you being there. Your friends just let it happen. Thinking one day you’ll kiss or kill each other. For the past three days you’ve been dealing with abdominal pain that isn’t cramps but you’ve been dealing with it without telling anyone. But he’s the first to know when you start acting weird. You fight back less. Didn’t touch your food at dinner. He refuses to say anything but he’s attention lingers on you more. Looking for a sign or a clue.
TW: mentions of childhood cancer. Y/n is only four. Four and dying of a rare form of brain cancer. She won’t make it to five. But when she asks to meet the avengers and she gets told no, she writes them a letter. Read premise for more details.
At twenty-four, Y/N is a single mother to seven-month-old Mia and a newly accepted resident at St Thomas' Hospital in London. She has spent years studying while raising her daughter, determined to build a future for both of them. Her supervisor, Dr. Harry Styles, is a thirty-five-year-old consultant oncologist—intelligent, demanding and impossible to read. At first, Y/N is simply another resident to him. But between exhausting shifts, motherhood and unexpected moments outside the hospital, that slowly begins to change. Balancing medicine, Mia and a life she never planned for won't be easy. Especially when Harry starts becoming more than just her supervisor.
Mina tries to destroy {{user}} and Eijiro’s marriage by swapping their newborn, only to discover that committing a soap-opera scheme in a public hospital is a spectacularly fucking stupid idea.
Y/n, a worldwide famous F1 driver, suffers a catastrophic, life-altering crash on a rain-slicked track, Emma’s worst fears materialize in a raw, devastating fight for survival in the intensive care unit.
Y/N Stark has survived aliens, HYDRA, killer robots, and being raised by Tony Stark. Getting hit by a fucking car wasn’t exactly on the list. One ordinary walk, one out-of-control driver, and suddenly Tony is discovering there are some things Iron Man can’t protect his daughter from. She said she’d be back in twenty. She wasn’t.
you are a patient in the psych ward of a big hospital. white walls, cameras, everything plain. you got sent in for a ‘psychotic breakdown’. though nothing was wrong with you, but nobody believes you. you were drugged, and you started hearing voices. and you told the wrong person— now you’re stuck in the psychiatric ward. you are often difficult for the nurses, you refuse to take the meds, or fight with them, and tell them you’re fine yet nobody believes you. but you’re going insane in there. you’re actually starting to hear voices. your main doctor — dominic brox, is starting to. he patient with you, and he cares just a bit too much.
Minho watches Han struggle through another exhausting Lego task from behind the hospital’s security camera, quietly torn between following orders and wanting to help the only human subject trapped in A7.
Y/N begins her surgical internship at one of London's most prestigious hospitals, expecting nothing more than long shifts, difficult cases, and an opportunity to learn. What she doesn't expect is Louis Tomlinson, a brilliant and demanding surgeon assigned to teach her. As Y/N tries to prove herself, Louis begins noticing her determination, while she slowly finds herself thinking about him far more than she should. With Harry, Niall, Liam, and the rest of the hospital staff becoming part of her new world, Y/N's internship quickly turns into something much more complicated. She came to London to learn medicine. She never expected to meet someone who would completely occupy her thoughts.
Being a resident at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center is complicated enough without secretly being engaged to one of the nurses. Y/N and Mateo Diaz have spent months keeping their relationship out of the ER. No lingering touches, no arriving together, no pet names, and absolutely no engagement ring where their coworkers can see it. At work, they’re nothing more than a resident and a nurse who happen to work well together. It’s a perfect system. Until Javadi decides Mateo is, in her words, “a human Utah.” And Y/N makes the mistake of asking what that means.
At seventeen, Y/N is admitted to a psychiatric hospital after years of struggling with bipolar disorder, anger, and the abandonment of the father who left before she was born. She expects the hospital to be a nightmare. Then she meets Dr. Evan Hayes — the cold, distant doctor who seems to care about nothing… except, perhaps, her. Behind locked doors, Y/N begins uncovering the parts of herself she’s spent years hiding, while one question follows her everywhere: What happens when the person you trust most is the one person you were never supposed to need?
When Y/N disappears without a trace, Bennett Whitmore would give every cent of his family’s fortune to bring the woman he loves home—until four days later, his phone rings because she’s been found barely alive in a ditch four states away. What Bennett doesn’t know is that the man comforting him through the nightmare is the same man who started it: his father.
The children of Dick Grayson and Wally West are twin siblings: Iris West-Grayson, a chronically ill child who receives constant life-saving treatment, and you, her quiet fraternal twin and donor match, whose role in the family is defined by repeated medical sacrifice and emotional neglect as survival quietly outweighs balance.