All Chapters of Nurse nana: Chapter 1 - Chapter 7

My thumb was slick with sweat, and I gasped for air, the breath lodged in my throat like a stubborn stone. I had been reborn into the form of a nurse—the very same nana they were discussing. Yes, I had crossed over to the other side.I had returned to the realm of the living.My mind was a swirling tempest of confusion and dread, as the air has been seized.This was a sign from the moon goddess—a second chance at life! But then, a pang of anguish gripped my heart as memories flooded in, Leo, my precious pup. How was he coping with the knowledge that his mother was gone? And Ethan, my mate—what was he feeling? Tears streamed down my cheeks, feeling my heart squeezed, remembering the pain my child must have in his heart.The sound of my sorrow caught the attention of two girls nearby, and they approached me with concern.Sarah knelt beside me, her grey-amber eyes wide with worry, her eyes piercing through me for answers"What’s wrong? Why are you crying? Nana, are you okay?" she murmure

As I stepped into the cozy abode, I was immediately enchanted by the vibrant artwork that adorned the walls, especially the captivating portraits of Nana that graced the living room. Though the house was small, it radiated an undeniable warmth and love that wrapped around me like a comforting embrace.But what about Nana’s dad? I wandered through the house, my senses dulled, like a wayward sheep without a shepherd. Suddenly, my ears caught the faint murmur of voices. I paused, straining to listen, and soon realized it was Nana's mom and Sarah engaged in hushed conversation."Nana's been acting strange..." Sarah confided softly."I’ve noticed too. She didn’t greet me with her usual hug; it’s like she’s looking at me through a foggy glass," her mom replied, concern lacing her words.Frustration welled up inside me, and I pressed my hands against my temples, realizing just how deep their bond ran. My suspicions began to bubble up as I stumbled upon a slightly ajar door. Curiosity peeked

I felt a sharp, wincing pain flooding through my head like a broken dam, driving up a sharp sensation that sent signals to my brain. I held my head firmly, squinting my eyes, as a hiss couldn't help but escape from my lips.In slow motion, I moved my head slowly, and there it was... MY CHILD, LEO! Standing at the edge of the hallway, he has grown! My heart ached as tears pricked at the corners of my eyes—my baby! The air felt thick, slow, shrouded with tension. Before I could process anything, I found my feet stomping towards him hastily, and I drew him into a tight hug, his warm, delicate skin pressed against my body. I shut my eyes, not wanting to let go; I missed my son so much. Minutes felt like hours as the hallway was filled with stillness. Then the epiphany struck me like crisp lightning; I wasn't Alicia anymore. Gosh! It slipped my mind.Before I could process the disorienting situation, I felt his soft, delicate hands yank me off his body vigorously, sending me flying and lan