Always There: Win My Ex-wife Back

The last person Michelle wanted to see in the hospital was George.And here he was.She could not hide the disdain from her face.

"What's the matter, Michelle? It looks like you don't want to see me,"George said, almost jokingly.

Little did he know he was right.

Leaning down on Michelle's desk, he looked down at her curiously.

He was getting into her personal space, hanging uncomfortably close to her.

Glaring at him, Michelle said in an irritated voice, "George, if you have time, why don't you go study the pathology reports of your patients? It's a better thing to do at a hospital than flirting with doctors.Maybe one day your talent will be recognized by our seniors! Then you may get better opportunities and pay raises! Just imagine, you may even become the vice president of the hospital in the future!"

Michelle really had trouble understanding what went on in the heads of the young interns in the hospital.

How could they like George? Were they really so shallow so as to just like him for his looks? So many female doctors and nurses rushed to be on duty with him! Every time they got a new schedule, her office was flooded with girls back to back to request her to appoint them with George.

She agreed that George was good-looking.But he was a rather strange fellow.

At times, he would be overly polite with everyone.

And at other times, he'd be completely distant and indifferent.

hard

reason I am here.I want to be on duty with you.You don't

look on his face, George took Michelle's hand in

his grip and

it, George.I'm

off work, she found female nurses, doctors and sometimes even patients standing outside his door!

better, she'd think they were

of bitterness in your tone.Miss Michelle,

George asked, smirking notoriously.

and go to the meeting room with the report," said

weekly

the seniors attended

members got late, they would be

what he was told, George suspiciously

smooth skin, he wondered, 'Most women

Little did Michelle know what was on this man's mind, nor did she

and took a seat and heaved a sigh of relief that she

always felt an invisible pressure in conference

may also have been because she was in a bad mood, not to mention the fact