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p_r_i_s_c_aTitle: Accidental Confession
Characters: Xander Phillips, mention of Danielle
Prompt: any, any, accidental confession
Words: 200 words
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All eyes were resting on him with a mixture of surprise and amusement. He didn't care. Only the shock and anger on Danielle's pale face let him cringe inwardly. The woman he had been secretly together with for almost a year.
It had started with a bit of flirting, but soon his feelings for her had grown deeper; she was clever, funny, and sexy - how could one not love her? He knew it wasn't smart. Because the last Danielle wanted was to add some new rumors to the hospital's gossip talk. She was a good, ambitious assistant doctor, wildly resolved to make her way on her own. Gladly, he would have offered his help; it would have been easy to open some doors for her. But even when she almost moved into his apartment after some months, she had always stubbornly insisted on secrecy at the hospital.
At the end, he had accepted it and had taken what she was willing to give. It had been a lot. The last year had turned out to be one of the best of his life. And now, he had ruined everything with his accidental confession. He knew it would never be the same again.
Characters: Xander Phillips, mention of Danielle
Prompt: any, any, accidental confession
Words: 200 words
:::
All eyes were resting on him with a mixture of surprise and amusement. He didn't care. Only the shock and anger on Danielle's pale face let him cringe inwardly. The woman he had been secretly together with for almost a year.
It had started with a bit of flirting, but soon his feelings for her had grown deeper; she was clever, funny, and sexy - how could one not love her? He knew it wasn't smart. Because the last Danielle wanted was to add some new rumors to the hospital's gossip talk. She was a good, ambitious assistant doctor, wildly resolved to make her way on her own. Gladly, he would have offered his help; it would have been easy to open some doors for her. But even when she almost moved into his apartment after some months, she had always stubbornly insisted on secrecy at the hospital.
At the end, he had accepted it and had taken what she was willing to give. It had been a lot. The last year had turned out to be one of the best of his life. And now, he had ruined everything with his accidental confession. He knew it would never be the same again.