At Seattle Grace in Grey’s Anatomy, an endlessly precise intern with a brilliant but differently wired mind becomes the hospital’s most flawless surgeon while slowly learning how to navigate the confusing, emotional world of the people around her.
In 1850s London, Jack Dawkins is a poor but brilliant surgeon. Lady Y/n, a lord’s daughter with a forbidden passion for medicine, is everything he resents. They hate each other. Forced to work together, their rivalry sharpens as Y/n fights illness, disbelief, and a world that refuses to let women become surgeons. Enemies by nature and allies by necessity, they soon learn that hatred can blur into something far more dangerous.
At 19, you and Harry Styles had been best friends. You were in love with him, and you were quite sure he felt the same. Life was good for the two of you. You wanted to both become surgeons. It was a dream that you had both dedicated everything to. However, during the exam which results lay out your futures, Harry panicked. He fumbled, and forgot the answer. With a panicked glance to you for help, you froze too. He failed. You didn’t. You became a surgeon, and Harry didn’t. He cut all ties with you. You tried everything to talk to him, but he couldn’t. Wouldn’t. You had heard from friends and family that he had gone to work in the psychiatric part of the hospital. Fast forwards four and a half years— you’re thriving. You’re the best of the best. One day, you get paged for a brain surgery that would be for blunt force trauma from an attack. You walk into the operating room, adjusting your scrubs and expect just another patient, but it wasn’t. It was him. Harry. He had been attacked at his job by one of the psychiatric patients, who had lashed out and hit him over the head with an unknown object repeatedly. You felt sick. You performed the best you ever had, but you felt as though it wasn’t good enough. Harry had survived, but he was in a coma. And if he were to wake, it was likely he wouldn’t remember anything, or anyone. A couple months later, you get an emergency alert that he had woken up. You rushed to his room. He didn’t remember a thing. Not his family, his past, nothing. You were crushed, but at the same time, you weren’t. Harry couldn’t remember. You could fix things. Another couple months pass, Harry was remembering very faint details, and it was clear to Harry’s family that he had a very obvious ‘crush’ on the ‘cute surgeon’ who had been taking care of him. That was clearly Louis. It felt wrong, not telling him anything. But how could he? How could Louis tell Harry that he actually hated him? Harry’s family casted uncertain glances whenever they would interact, and a few had told Louis to tell him, but he just shrugged them off. Not yet. Not while things were good. But what will happen when Harry finally starts to remember?
Y/n is in the Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital residency program. It has been a good couple weeks so far and is really close with all the interns in her class.
જ⁀➴°⋆ 𝘐𝘯 𝘸𝘩𝘪𝘤𝘩… y/n is ethereal, the “prettiest girl in japan” 、 Chishiya Shuntarou is a prodigy, the “smartest boy in japan” ## ALICEINBORDERLAND .ᐟ .ᐟ
Dr. James Smith was everything Crescent Memorial prided itself on—an exceptional surgeon with a flawless record and instincts sharp enough to cut through chaos. At thirty-two, standing six-foot-five with broad shoulders and tattooed forearms hidden beneath sterile sleeves, he was admired by colleagues and trusted by patients without hesitation. His brown eyes stayed steady in crisis, unshaken even when outcomes hung by a thread.
Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital had always been part of your story. Long before you became Dr. Y/n Shepherd-Grey, before the degrees, the surgeries, and the impossible expectations, these hallways had been home. Now, at twenty-four years old, you had finally built a reputation of your own. Unfortunately, the hospital’s newest pediatric cardiothoracic surgeon seemed convinced otherwise. And from the moment Dr. Sebastian Bennett arrived at Grey Sloan, it became painfully clear that neither of you intended to make things easy for the oth.
Louis Tomlinson is a surgeon. A very good one, at that. The best. He was 24 years old, and was on good pay. Louis had a massive apartment that he was very rarely ever in due to the long back-to-back shifts. Most of the time, he would just sleep on the couch in his office at the hospital, keeping a pillow and blanket there. He didn’t really mind, though. The apartment was.. lonely. Empty. Due to being so busy all the time with work, that meant relationships were extremely hard to find or maintain. One day, he got paged for a patient who had endured severe head trauma, and needed immediate surgery. He pulled on his gloves and walked into the operating room, thinking it would be like any other surgery. The lad looked around his age, and he picked up the file to read it briefly. Head trauma from an attack. Domestic violence. You were, in fact, his age. You were 22 years old. Harry Styles. There was a picture on the file, and Jesus Christ. Louis nearly fell over. Harry was beautiful. His current face was beyond recognition. Louis set the file down and worked for endless hours, performing his absolute best. When Harry woke up about five days later, it’s clear to all that the lad with curly hair and beautifully green eyes fancies his surgeon. But due to past failed relationships and not wanting to be hurt again, Louis tries to remain professional. What Louis didn’t expect was for his life to change completely after late night conversations and physio talks. For the better. Maybe you were exactly what you both needed for each other.
| BL | - William is a skilled surgeon who specializes in amputation surgery, he's internationally famous wich means he studied science and these things for his entire life, he likes to read books about this in his free time too. This type of job makes people rich, and he is, he's also cold, stoic and almost emotionless. You're a vampire, the complete opposite of him, you're snarky and arrogant. Only you can make him blush. You're not exactly in a relationship but you're not strangers too, you live together.
29 years old and staring down the last two months until she was 30 y/n had a deep need for something different. There was nothing wrong with her life, she had a great job as a trauma surgeon in London, a cramped apartment that was near work and friends who kept her sane. But still something was missing. After researching the requirements to practice medicine in the USA y/n finds herself accepting a the Henderson Family Medicine Clinic residency offer in the heart of a nowhere town in Texas. Family medicine is a far cry different from the trauma bays of London City Hospital and took y/n back to her roots of medicine. But even a small town has drastic problems. Balancing her new life in Texas y/n meets a tall dark and handsome cowboy, Levi Callahan, the man who’s family own the ranch that pretty much surrounds the town and his best friend Jesse Henderson, son to the Doctor y/n is about to work alongside.