Women one shots (GXG)

''And who might you be?''

In a hospital room, Dr. Meredith Grey stood at the foot of the bed, explaining the surgery procedure to the pacient, surrounded by her colleagues. They all wore expressions of subtle discomfort as they listened to Mr. Jameson, a wealthy businessman in his early 50s, flirt relentlessly with Meredith.

"Dr. Grey, you must be tired from running through my mind all day," Mr. Jameson said, his smile laced with suggestive undertones.

Meredith forced a polite smile, though her eyes betrayed her discomfort. The tension in the room grew palpable.

"And who are these beautiful ladies? Your entourage?" Mr. Jameson asked, looking around at Amelia and Lexie, who exchanged uneasy glances, feeling trapped by the situation.

Just then, Y/N, a professional presence, entered the room and immediately sensed the underlying tension. Y/N assessed the situation and understood the delicate balance at play.

"Good afternoon, everyone. I hope I'm not interrupting," Y/N said calmly, her tone conveying authority and professionalism.

Mr. Jameson turned his attention to Y/N, intrigued by her entrance. "And who might you be?" he inquired, his voice tinged with curiosity.

Y/N maintained a composed demeanor, speaking with measured words. "I am Dr. Y/L/N, a colleague of Dr. Grey. It seems there may be some miscommunication that needs addressing."

The room fell silent, everyone eagerly waiting to see how Y/N would handle the situation.

"I understand that you may be attempting to engage in friendly banter, Mr. Jameson. However, it is important to maintain a respectful and professional environment," Y/N continued, her voice firm and commanding.

Mr. Jameson's confident demeanor wavered slightly, realizing the seriousness of the matter at hand.

"I apologize if I have made Dr. Grey uncomfortable. It was not my intention," he responded, his tone more subdued.

Y/N acknowledged his response with a nod, maintaining a professional demeanor. "Thank you for acknowledging that, Mr. Jameson. Let us remember that respect and professionalism are paramount in our interactions within this hospital."

Mr. Jameson fell silent, understanding the weight of Y/N's words. The room collectively breathed a sigh of relief. Meredith's eyes met Y/N's, silently expressing gratitude.

With the tension diffused, the atmosphere in the room gradually relaxed and as the conversation resumed, Meredith regained her confidence, supported by Y/N's intervention.