Stuck in you

Breakfast was served later than usual. Rachel looked at her watch. She would have to take the afternoon shift today.

At noon, she left home and arrived at the hospital, while Jack drove Mendes to the Fu family's house.

Mendes was well loved by the Fu family. Even though Tracy didn't give the child as much attention as her husband did, she didn't neglect him either.

She wanted a grandson more than anything, and the child was the closest one that she could have at the moment.

Rachel arrived at around lunch time. Only a few nurses were on duty as the rest had gone to the cafeteria for lunch.

She entered her office and began to file documents. Lucas suddenly called, wanting to check up on her and Mendes.

Rachel replied that they were both okay and informed him that Mendes had gone to the Fu family's house to play with Johnathan.

Rachel heard him chuckle. "It seems to me that Mendes has become quite popular."

Although he wasn't the most handsome child, but he did have a charming personality.

Lucas sighed deeply. "His father will be back soon. Will Jack be sending him back to the hospital today? I'd like to pick him up this evening."

"I suppose that can be arranged." Johnathan and Mendes were scheduled to play the entire afternoon. Jack could easily send him back after work.

Rachel wondered how much time Jack had to take care of the child. It didn't seem like he was working at all and had been spending considerable amount of time at home.

"Okay..." Lucas was about to say something further, but was abruptly interrupted. Lowering his voice, he said, "Sorry Rachel. Please hold for a while."

Before Rachel could reply, he placed the phone down. She could only hear echoes.

In the distance, she heard a woman's voice. She was reminded of what Mendes had mentioned to her.

Did Lucas have a girlfriend? She held up a pen and nervously spun it with her figures.

She wasn't jealous. She was merely curious as to the identity of the woman she heard in the background.

She heard Lucas pick up the phone and immediately stopped spinning the pen. In a hurry, he said, "I'll contact you later. I have an emergency right now. I am so sorry."

Before he hung up, she heard Lucas' powerful voice. "Claris!"

Rachel's face contorted into a frown.

'Claris? Who's Claris?

to be hiding

the landline rang. It was from the executive's

it had something to do with the recent case.

with another couple. The

had a sick son, who was waiting for an operation. Rather than financing his son's operation, he had donated his money to his first love

to the executive about it.

hospital tried to sympathize with

wanted to save her child. If Rachel had been in her situation, she would have

always had gossip spreading around. Strange things often happened

occurring in the hospital. They

the rest, she wasn't the type to spread gossip. The executive wanted to see her because he wanted to transfer her to

she hesitated, not agreeing immediately to the request.

"We're

part of

was more suited in

why she was being transferred.

knew she didn't have a choice. In their minds, they

Rachel furrowed her eyebrows. What bargain were they trying to strike?

Rachel finally

the day. He had two operations and four patients to look after

made some adjustments. He decided to split the patients that needed consultations

patient's family members about the change in doctors, before handing the case

everyone had heard about Rachel's

that Rachel was

aware of her background were surprised that she had such great achievements at such a young age.

knew that she

often asked for leaves and left early.

given the promotion rather than

for a

and had lots

had been going on between Rachel and the Fu family. Someone

rare in the hospital. Only the most qualified and dedicated doctors received it.

a few years back. She was one of the youngest doctors to be

of the nurses were so invested in the gossip. They seemed to pay more attention at what

like that Rachel made a

drew so much attention to her. People began stalking her social media accounts and checking

ignored that. She had few friends in the hospital and rarely talked to her colleagues outside of work. It