Todos los capítulos de The Don's Innocent Nurse: Capítulo 61 - Capítulo 70

Melanie’s POV“Why do I have to be the one to grab the morphine,” Adriano argued.“Because I asked nicely?” I replied and heard the other guy in the room snicker.Adriano turned to glare at him. “Quit it, Nik.”“Sorry, boss. It’s just too funny,” Nik said.“Hello…I’m bleeding to death over here,” Mateo said.“Shut up, drama queen,” Nik replied.“Are you going to get me the morphine or not?” I asked, Adriano. I’d already worn my gloves and wanted to keep my hands sterile.Adriano groaned in frustration and walked over to the cabinet and to my horror, pulled open the door.“It’s open?”Adriano turned his confused gaze to me.“I mean the medicine cabinet,” I clarified. “Why on earth would you leave it open?”He shrugged and said, “That way it’ll be easy for you to access.” Then he busied himself with trying to find the morphine.I glared at him. “You do know that’s a very dumb reason, right? For one anyone can access it and I’m sure there are a lot of prescription medication in there. Y

Melanie’s POVAfter, I took a shower and changed into a pair of pajama shorts and tank top, my stomach growled loudly.I had a huge dinner at, Phoebe’s place so I felt freaking full when I got home but the night took such a strange turn that now I was fresh out of energy and completely starving.I also had tons of missed calls and messages from, Aria whom I hung up the phone abruptly on. Each of her messages were varied versions of what’s wrong and if I was okay. At one point she even threatened to drive over here if I didn’t call or respond to her messages.Sighing, I picked up my phone and replied to her texts with a simple 'I'm fine' but my phone vibrated after a few seconds.I swiped to answer the call and put the phone to my ear. “I already told you that I was fine,” I said into the receiver."You didn't respond to any of my messages for over an hour and you thought a simple 'I'm fine' was going to suffice?" she asked.“Uhm… yeah, I was hoping it would,” I replied.“God, I could

Adriano’s POVAfter Melanie left the kitchen, I opened the low-level drawers. I kept a few knives and other tools in there in case it came in handy to, Alice not that she'd ever had any need to use them because she was protected.But the knowledge that she had the tools to protect herself if it ever comes to that allowed her to rest easy and it wasn't a big deal for me to do it for her. Plus, she was great with knives so I pity anyone who makes the gross mistake of underestimating her.Luckily, the drawer had what I needed. I took the secateurs from the drawer and slipped it into my pocket. I won't be able to sleep if I didn't exact retribution. Maybe this would be a warning to anyone who didn't get the message earlier.I left the house and walked towards the driveway where Ralph and Nik were standing watching over Mateo with identical glares on their faces, clearly pissed that he'd sent them on an unnecessary search.Mateo on the other hand was busy fidgeting with his hand and the mo

Melanie's POV"Hello…. I'm right here," I said, infuriated that they were ignoring me.“We know exactly where you are, little nurse,” Adriano replied.“Then stop talking as if I'm invincible!” I yelled.“No need to yell, dear. We're just looking out for you,” Alice said.“I'm quite capable of taking care of myself,” I replied.“That's why you're trying to skip breakfast?” Adriano asked.“I don't need a lecture from you and neither do you control what I eat,” I huffed.He ignored me and turned to, Alice. “Like I said, she doesn't leave this house unless she's eaten breakfast.”Alice nodded in response, and then he turned to me.“Have a good day, little nurse,” he said. “I'll see you when I get back.”Then he grabbed his suit jacket and walked out of the house while I struggled not to throw the vase on the table at his incredibly fine ass.Alice's chuckling drew my attention and I turned to glare at her.“This isn't funny,” I said.“On the contrary, watching you butt heads with, Mr. Alf

Melanie’s POVIt didn’t come as a surprise that, Hayley was right.When Aria called and I asked her if it would be possible for us to meet in the hospital instead, her response was, "I didn't expect anything else."I also informed her that we were going to have company and she was totally fine with it. Now, Hayley and I were seated at a table at the cafeteria, five minutes into our lunch hour.“Do you think she’s still coming?” Hayley asked. “She’s five minutes late.”I waved her off. “She’s probably stuck in traffic,” I said. “You know how it gets during rush hour.”Hayley sighed. “Okay, I’ll wait five more minutes and if she doesn’t show, I’m getting something to eat and you look like you need another cup of coffee.”That would be correct. Although the breakfast and coffee helped a lot, I found myself getting tired when I wasn’t even halfway into my shift for the day. Then I had another cup of coffee before lunch and right now, I’m just a caffeine junkie since it was still not enoug