Clark Abandoned Hospital Novels & Stories

"Are you alright? Would you like some fruit? I'll peel it for you." I was certain that I was dead, yet my vision cleared up at that moment. In fact, I even heard a melodic male voice booming right next to me. It was such a shame that the man wasn't directing the question at me at all. My vision sharpened once again. I found myself staring at a simplistic ward belonging to a makeshift hospital located at the base camp of the tallest mountain in the world. Gerard Frost, my husband, happened to be caressing his best friend, Olivia Hallburg's cheek with his fingers. Worry was written all over his face.

I swallowed hard and joined in on the search and after what felt like hours, we were gathered back on the floor with the realisation that Lucy , indeed, had run away. "What do we do? What if she collapses?" Clara ranted, running her hands through her hair as she paced the hall. "There's nothing we can do about this. I mean, she ran away so let her bear the burden." Clara's brows pinched together and she looked like she was about to disagree before my eyes fell on the one person I'd been waiting for. The director. How could so much atrocities happen under his care? These actions had diminished the quality of the hospital in my opinion, and I was sure that others shared this sentiment too. Wit

"Mr. Floyd, are you referring to..." "I thought she would want to see her family, but she refused to see them in the end. She would rather accept my protection. Does this mean that I am more important than her family in her heart? If so, how can I let her down?" "Well..." The assistant rubbed his head in frustration. He also felt that Abbie's actions were a little hard to understand. At this moment, the doctor opened the door and walked out of the room. He looked at Leonard and said, "Mr. Floyd, I just checked Miss Clark's body and found that she is severely anemic. She is not a suitable candidate for surgery at the moment."

He is happy that his father’s murderer got the death sentence. Hudson asked him to stay back when he was about to resign and Liam agreed as they had become like a family and he couldn’t do anything without Hudson. Ellen was pregnant and was moving to New York with her husband. I have started the project and have told Hudson I won't be getting married till the hospital is built, Hudson agreed on the condition that I move in with him. I happily agreed. **************************************************************** Two years later Today was the opening ceremony of the Clarke Charitable Hospital and everyone was gathered at the entrance to welcome the chief guest.

His instincts kept telling him that this man has something up his sleeve, something like a backbone which kept giving him the guts to provoke Xavier, if so why not grab this opportunity and get back at that monster. **** * Five days later * <><><> Clara already stayed at the hospital for good five days now because the doctor insisted that she replenish there, under the care of medical professionals. The first day Judith was ordered to come check on her but she furiously asked the nurse to show her the way out, she refused to meet with anyone from Xavier's side, not even Kiel. On the second day she was able to get out of bed and take a stroll around the corridor with the help of a walking whe

According to my mother, divorces are not good because they affect the little kids the most. But after I told my mother the new discoveries that Clara was not Kevin's real mother. As I got the doctor and nurses working at the private hospital that Clara had taken me to arrested, and closed down the hospital. I shut down the hospital because I wondered how many pregnant women's babies the doctor must have stolen and sold off. The doctor was such a greedy man. If he was not greedy, he wouldn't have accepted to help Clara with her schemes. I had not gone to see Clara yet at the police station, but having heard that she was locked up and she has admitted to her crimes, made me relieved.

I explain, and she glances toward Jali before looking back at me. "What did you have," she asks, and a million answers zip through my head as I stare at her. I had some sickness that caused blood to spew from my mouth, but I was never allowed to have a physician look me over. I had an abusive father and a fantastic mother. I had two brothers who wanted me dead....I..had...my eyes fall to the table as my heartbeat becomes almost painful. "I don't want to talk about that anymore. I'm not sick now, and I want to move on," I whisper, and I can sense her discomfort as she looks away from me quickly.

She went straight to the point. “Well, as much as it irks me about taking your mom out of the hospital, it’s something that we have to do,” Mr. Clark agreed as he sighed. “Let’s find somewhere to talk though.” He led the way and Clary followed him out of the hospital. He had not seen Sarah since she had been admitted and he knew that very well but it was his choice. He preferred not to just yet because he knew in some kind of weird way that it was his fault that she had overdosed.

Meanwhile, the VIP building at the hospital was usually bustling, with people always coming and going. While this private hospital was expensive, there was still a demographic who could afford it. For the past month, the entire building had been reserved. Even if another person offered a lot of money, patients in the building could only be transferred to another hospital or somewhere else. The nurses and doctors in the hospital were also clueless about the identity of the person staying there. They only knew that the patient was old and had been transferred from Clarkdale. The patient probably didn't have long.

" Mr. Clark said not to say anything to you until you have seen him. " Evangel swallowed her impatience and asked. " Where is he? " " I will take you. " When they walked in Evangel did her best not to cringe at the sterile smell of the hospital. She hated the smell of hospital ever since her mother died in one. The thought of her mother brought to mind her father. " Lord, please let him be fine, I can't lose another parent, " she sent a silent prayer upstairs. They took a lift to the third floor of the hospital. Their private wing.