Imperfections of a Royal

" Shut up." I hissed under my breath.

I was beyond annoyed, the world

was frustrating. I was trying to

work but these people could not

shut the hell up or perhaps just

drop dead then disappeared into

the face of the earth, that would

have made my morning better.

We had been in this heart

transplant surgery for the last seven hours since last night, all

because this middle school geek

decided to be dumb and didn't

listen to me his doctor when I

clearly told him that he couldn't

Consume too much fat.

But, no he went ahead and did it

anyway.

So, here I was trying to save his

dumbass. I sighed at the sight of

the thumping heart, by the looks

of all these yellow around his

heart I was convinced that this

dude drank pure oil.

Fucking donkey.

" Hand me the needle. "I

muttered to one of the nurse

interns next to me. " Which needle, Dr. Salvatore?"

she asked looking at the opened

chest of my patient curiously.

She was one of those interns who

just never shut up and thought

it was funny to bombard the

surgeon endless questions during

a fucking surgery.

" Did you not learn anything in

school? Or did you leave your

brain at home today?"

She looked at me with wide eyes

before furiously shaking her

head.

" Hand me the one I can use to

sew the donor's heart in place and

another one for me to stitch your fucking mouth shut."I glared.

I heard her gulped as I gestured

the nurse to hand me the needle

before I continued my work

ignoring her existence. I hated

interns. I always did. They just

never shut up. I knew I was one

too back in the days but I never

asked stupid questions especially

not when there was a person

dying on the bed.

What's the next step, Dr.

Salvatore?" another intern asked.

While cussing them in my head,

I made a mental note to murder

whoever let these idiots inside

later. At this point my blood was boiling. I shut my eyes for a

second trying to calm myself

down before opening them again,

ignoring the question.

I attached the major blod vessels

to the donor heart carefully

and calmly pretending that no

annoying stupid people were

here, in the same room with me.

But that was only until they

started asking the same questions

again. The nurses looked between

me, the three stupidly curious

interns and the patient nervously,

as I handed them back the needle.

"I don't know. Why don't we all

watch him bleed to death and let

him die with this huge hole in his

chest. " I grumbled under my breath.

The nurses took in a sharp breath

while the interns looked at me

wildly.

" Now shut up before I make you

eat that heart. " I glared pointing

at the diseased heart.

Despite all that, the surgery was a

Success.

The donkey geek made it out

alive, thank to me. His parents

were sO escalated that when I

walked out of the room, they ran

toward me and embraced me

with a bone crashing hug.

I hated hugs. So, I just awkwardly stood there

and patted them on their backs

with an uncomfortable smile on

my face before they finally let me

go when the nurses and interns

wheeled their unconscious son

out of the room.

Bring me four cups of coffee

before I burn this whole building

down with you in it. " I muttered

to Thane, my assigned bodyguard

as I stormed into my office.

I swore people were getting

more and more annoying

these days. I was so done with

everyone's bullshit and it was

only Monday. Someone better

gave me a fucking trophy if I

made it through the week without

murdering anyone. Throwing my stethoscope off

my neck and getting out of the

blue clothes were one of the best

feeling ever, especially after a

long surgery. I put on my white

coat before sitting down on my

leather chair.

Letting out a heavy sigh, I spun

my chair around to admire the

beauty of London from the giant

glass wall behind my desk.

It felt like I was on top of the

world sitting here, on this chair,

in the chief executive officer's

office knowing I made it after all

these years.

Taking over Salvatore Medicare

had always been my biggest goal. I worked my ass out of

since elementary school for this

position. I had always wanted to

be a doctor, a surgeon to be exact,

the ownership of the hospital

only came after with a price I had

to pay.

I had always been good at saving

people's life. Ironic how I also

killed. Being a doctor when you

were the son ofa mafia king

seemed like the worst idea in the

world but I made it work.

I balanced my lifestyles or at least

I was trying my best to do so.

Steven Salvatore however had

another opinion. My grandfather

thought I couldn't handle all the

kills and all the savings at the same time and so he made my life

a literal living hell by practically

forcing me into a wedding before

he finally handed me our family's

hospital.

Because according to him,

wedding and settling down was

the only solution to everything

liked what he did to tame my

father.

Father found love. Of course he

did, when his wife was none

other than Alana Salvatore, it

must have been hard to not fall in

love. My mother was an amazing

woman and everything a man

could ever wanted in a wife.

Not to mention, they were after

all childhood's friend even if they didn't know it until later in the

marriage.

Then there was me getting

married to god knew who.

Pathetic and annoying.

Although I only had myself to

blame because not knowing who

my fiancée was, was entirely my

fault. Grandfather had tried to tell

all about her when I got up

and left the room after I signed

his contract.

The same contract that was made

because my own grandfather,

my flesh and blood didn't trust

me enough that he went above

and beyond to gather a contract

stating that I must be at my own

wedding or I could kiss my rights to the hospital goodbye.

The ringing of my phone snapped

me out of my thought. I picked

it up from the table, my twin

brother's name was running

across the screen. I groaned,

debating to decline the call but