Operation goes WAY wrong

Several hours later, Lauren stirred awake in the hospital bed. Sitting up, she felt her chest being extremely sensitive. A smile slowly worked its way on to her face. After all these years, she had finally gotten rid of her pathetic small mounds and was now going to get a pair of REAL breasts!

Although, Lauren was confused as to why the bandages wrapped around her chest weren't sticking out as big as she originally thought. Didn't she ask for D cups? Oh well, she could live with either B or C cup breasts. Anything was better than what she had before.

Just then the doctor stepped into the room, looking up from his clipboard. "Congratulations, Ms. Adkins! The surgery was a complete success!"

Lauren could barely contain an excited squeal as she smiled widely. "Can I see them?! Please?!"

"Sorry." The doctor said apologetically as the nurse came in. "The tissue needs some time to heal. About two to six weeks."

Lauren groaned in a mixture of disappointment and annoyance, laying back down in the bed. Nonetheless, she repeatedly told herself to be patient and that it would be worth it in the end.

Three Weeks Later...

"Okay, Ms. Adkins," the doctor said as he held a pair of medical scissors, "are you ready?"

"More than ever, Doc!" Lauren chirped, keeping her eyes closed as she waited for the unveiling of her new breasts.

The doctor merely cut the bandages from the back and began to unwrap them. After about a minute, the doctor had removed the last bandage as the nurse brought over a mirror.

"Okay, Ms. Adkins." The doctor said calmly, "You can open your eyes now."

Lauren squeaked and smiled happily as her eyes shot wide open... Only to drop the smile completely at what she saw.

What were once two measly, tennis ball sized mounds on her chest had been reduced to nothing. Nothing! She was now flat as cardboard with no breasts to speak of at all!

Throughout the hospital, newborns wailed, elderly were frightened half to ****, and surgeons almost made horrific mistakes as a high pitched screech echoed through the building.