Luke shuddered as Reid ran his hand under his shirt, tracing the visible transplant scar below. He knew that the scar was sensitive, but until this very moment he didn’t know exactly how much. Reid was currently resting on top of him, perched in between his open legs. His mouth was attached to Luke’s neck, sucking and biting and bruising the tender ( Read more... )

He was glowing. After all, today was his first day of Junior year. He was healthy and generally well liked. Walking through the halls of Oakdale High, he couldn’t help the ridiculously goofy grin that spread across his face. People were always happy on the first day of school. There was something about getting to see all of your friends again in ( Read more... )

They had decided to meet at the movie theatre. He could tell by the way his mother was watching him that Lily was still not pleased by the fact that Dr. Reid Oliver had made his return to town. While he would’ve loved having Reid show up at his door and walk him out to the car, just like any other ordinary first date, he knew it just wasn’t ( Read more... )

Previously on Resident: Reid returned to Oakdale after receiving a call from Dr. Swan, who wanted to bring him in after Bob Hughes suffered a stroke and was given a minimal chance of survival. Meanwhile Luke is getting ready to start his junior year of high school while also in a lackluster relationship with the boring Roth, who is adored by his ( Read more... )

Summary: Going back is never easy. Sometimes moving forward is even harder. You experience love and loss and learn just what it means to reside in one's heart.

Resident

Stepping off of the airplane and on to the tarmac at the Oakdale Airport was a bit of a surreal experience. In a few short months it will have been two years since the last and first ( Read more... )