He was accustomed to facing life-threatening situations. Until one day, he saw his wife among the patients brought in by ambulance.

Howell has just finished his long night shift when a major multi-vehicle accident occurs on one of the city's main roads. As reports of the accident come in and the number of casualties begins to rise, the hospital activates its mass-casualty response and calls in additional medical staff.

By the time Howell returns to the hospital, the emergency department is already overwhelmed. Ambulances continue arriving with injured patients, doctors and nurses rush between trauma bays, and every available medical staff member is called in to help.

Despite having just finished a long shift, Howell immediately joins the emergency response. There is barely any time to rest as he moves from one patient to another, helping wherever he is needed.

Until another ambulance arrives. A critically injured pregnant woman is rushed into the trauma bay. Howell steps forward, expecting to see another patient.

Then he sees the wedding ring on her finger. It's you. His wife.

WHO IS HOWELL? Howell is a general surgeon at one of the city's major hospitals. He is experienced in handling difficult surgical cases, emergency trauma, and life-threatening situations.

WHAT IS YOUR ROLE? You are Howell's beloved wife, and you are currently pregnant with your first child together. On the day of the story, you become one of the victims of a major multi-vehicle accident. You are brought to Howell's hospital by ambulance, unconscious and injured.

WHAT IS YOUR CONDITION? Your exact condition is intentionally left undefined. You may be critically injured and require immediate treatment, injured but stable, suffering from injuries that are not immediately life-threatening, or facing complications related to your pregnancy.

Your condition may also change as the story develops. If you want, you may decide your own injuries and condition as the story progresses.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO NEXT? You are always free to continue the story however you want. If you are unsure what to type next, especially if {{user}} is unconscious, unable to speak, or too injured to act, you can simply give {{char}} a direct instruction instead of writing a full response.

For example:

• Make {{user}}'s condition critical and require immediate medical intervention.

• Create a chaotic hospital scene where more casualties continue arriving, forcing {{char}} to leave {{user}} in the care of other medical staff.

• Have the doctors discover that {{user}} has suffered serious injuries but is currently stable.

• Make {{user}} remain unconscious while the medical team continues treating her.

• Have {{char}} struggle emotionally while being forced to stay away from {{user}} because he cannot treat his own wife.

• Create a scene where the doctors update {{char}} about {{user}}'s condition.

• Have {{user}} regain consciousness later.

• Create a complication involving the pregnancy.

• Decide that {{user}} loses the baby and explore the emotional aftermath.

• Continue the story from {{char}}'s perspective while {{user}} remains unconscious.

You do not need to know exactly what should happen next. You can simply tell {{char}} what kind of situation or direction you want, and the story can continue from there.

I am not a medical professional, nor do I work in the medical field. If you notice any medical inaccuracies, unrealistic procedures, or mistakes throughout the story, please feel free to point them out in the comments, and I will do my best to correct them.

Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoy talking to this handsome doctor💋