It started with a morphine drip. Just enough to dull the pain in my ribs, not enough to silence my craving. I was alone, drugged, sweaty, in a thin hospital gown with nothing underneath and he walked in like a wet dream in scrubs. Nurse Dorian. I’d seen him earlier that day tall, broad shoulders, hands that looked capable of both saving lives and making me forget my name. I thought he smiled at me longer than he should’ve. I told myself it was the meds. But now, at midnight, during a thunderstorm, he was back. Alone. With a tray in his hand and eyes I couldn’t look away from. The Approach “You doing alright, sweetheart?” he asked, voice low. I nodded, even though I wasn’t sure what I was agreeing to. He walked to my bedside and adjusted my blanket, his fingers brushing the skin of my collarbone. His touch lingered. I exhaled. My gown had slipped down one shoulder, exposing more skin than was decent. He didn’t pull it up. Instead, he touched my hair, tuck
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