Woman Donates Kidney To Save Boyfriend’s Life—After the Surgery He Breaks Up With Her

The nurse eased her back down. “No movement yet,” she said gently. “Let your body catch up.” Maya’s eyelids fluttered. Her throat was dry, her side aching. “Aiden?” she croaked. “He’s in recovery too,” the nurse replied. “Different wing. But everything went smoothly—for both of you.”

Maya drifted in and out of sleep that first day, comforted by the idea that he was close. She imagined him just a few corridors away, maybe watching the same ceiling, maybe asking about her too. He’d visit, surely. As soon as they let him.