No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 328



"Licia," Susie piped up, her senses suddenly on high alert, "What did you just say? You've got a crush on Dr. Yates? That's not gonna fly, you know. You're only supposed to have eyes for my brother."

Gone was her playful demeanor, replaced with a look of sheer panic directed at me.

I couldn't help but let out a sly chuckle, though I played it off with a helpless shrug, "But c'mon, the man's a total knockout. The moment I laid eyes on him, I thought, 'Is this guy for real? More like a Greek god than a doctor.""

"No way," Susie grabbed my arm, her determination clear, "Licia, sure, he's easy on the eyes, but if you really look at him, he's got nothing on my brother. Doesn't have that rugged charm or the manliness. And let's not even start on how solid a guy my brother is. Nothing like Dr. Fancy Pants over there."

"Really?" I feigned confusion, "What makes you say Yates isn't solid?"

Susie pouted, then began shaking my arm, "You can't go falling for anyone but my brother. You're his, and that's that."

This little lady was all about monogamy, it seemed.

"You're a fan of those 'till death do us part' romances, aren't you?" That's how they all go in the books, after all.

No matter the trials or tribulations, the readers always root for the main couple to stick it through.

Susie, having been practically raised on romance novels, had undoubtedly cast herself in one of those stories.

brother. No falling for

he's into. If you go for him, you're either wishing for them to break up or resigning yourself to the sideline, suffering the silent agony of unrequited love, just

widened in surprise, "Dr. Yates has a

she continued, "Makes sense. How could a guy that charming and handsome not be taken?" Seeing her come to her senses, I played along, "Right? Do you know who he's

her head, "I just met him today. How would

I revealed, watching as Susie's

came to see me personally. It's all for his

side, we

Willis has

why she applied to the

him

could say

built on

Yates with Susie, she immediately responded, "And Yates never had a clue? Dr. Willis should've just told him.

my thoughts.

of luck, Yates overheard me encouraging her, so their hidden feelings came to fight," I looked at Susie, hoping to lighten her

feels the same about Dr. Willis. That look was just like

she chuckled, "I

stop crushing on Yates. But man, he really is the most...," she paused, then corrected herself, "the most handsome guy