Women one shots (GXG)

"Don't you dare,"

Y/n and Jo Wilson strolled through the busy hospital corridors, engaged in a calm conversation. The atmosphere around them was buzzing with the energy of healthcare professionals and the constant movement of patients.

As they walked, y/n's eyes caught sight of their mischievous best friend, Mark Sloan, standing near the nurses' station. A characteristic grin formed on y/n's face, an indication that a mischievous idea had sparked in their mind.

Jo, who had come to know that grin all too well, instinctively sensed trouble brewing. She glanced at y/n with a mix of caution and amusement. "Don't you dare," she warned, her voice laced with playful concern.

But y/n, unable to resist the lure of a good prank, couldn't help but reply, "Too late." With those words, they took off, sprinting towards Mark with a gleam in their eyes.

As y/n approached Mark, their heart pounding with anticipation, they launched into action. With a sudden jump and a loud "Boo!" they managed to startle Mark, who let out a startled scream that echoed through the corridors.

The nurses at the station burst into laughter, joined by y/n's friends and colleagues, including Mer, Addison, Amelia, Lexie, and more. The sound of their amusement filled the air, creating a momentary pause in the hospital's organized chaos.

Jo, though shaking her head at y/n's audacity, couldn't help but let out a chuckle, unable to resist the infectious laughter of those around her. She knew better than to try and stop y/n when they were in their mischievous element.

Mark, recovering from the surprise scare, shook his head with a mix of annoyance and amusement. "Damn it, y/n! You nearly gave me a heart attack," he exclaimed, his voice a combination of exasperation and laughter.

Y/n, still grinning from ear to ear, couldn't help but bask in the joy of a successful prank. They approached Mark, offering an apologetic pat on the back. "Sorry, buddy. Couldn't resist the opportunity for a good jumpscare."

The hospital corridors slowly returned to their usual rhythm, but the camaraderie and shared laughter lingered in the air. Y/n and Jo joined their friends, the playful banter and shared amusement becoming the backdrop of their daily lives as they navigated the demanding world of medicine.

As the day continued, y/n and Jo resumed their walk, their steps filled with a newfound energy and laughter. Their bond, strengthened by their shared adventures and playful antics, carried them through the trials and triumphs of their medical careers.