General Hospital Fan Fiction Novels & Stories

"Soon James sent a laughing emoji after going through the DNA test result Sophia had given to me. I had the perfect plan to disgrace her out of that house if she was not careful. I don't know what games she was playing and I didn't care. All I wanted was for her and that baby to disappear into thin air and never return to my life. She is my past and that's where she will remain. After staying for a while I came out of the car and went straight to the hospital. I had this hatred for the hospital since I was a kid and I hoped Helena would be out soon so we can go ahead and live our normal lives in peace. I woke up and took the left turn into a large hallway leading to numerous rooms harboring

She said as I nodded knowingly. "What's your name?" She asked, looking into my eyes as I shifted uncomfortably. "Amelia, but you can call me Melia." "Oh nice to meet you Melia, I hope we get along." She said as I rolled my eyes. "Where is this?" "Oh…this is the nightshade general hospital, now the Cannibal general hospital." She said with a glee of delight as I stared surprised at her behavior. "And why are you glad aren't you supposed to be mourning?" As she gave a cringed laughter.

Chapter 32 - One day we'll get married and have kids. ~~~ Hospitals and I didn't have much contact, the only time I had visited one was when Josh thought it would be funny to jump on the bed and ended up falling and spraining his wrist and ankle. But right now, right here, the huge white hallway felt too small, almost suffocating. The distinctive smell of chlorine didn't help at all. Everything seemed so blurry, my eyes couldn't focus on anything. Nurses dressed in pale blue rushed with plates, hardly glancing anywhere else. The speaker in the hospital called for some doctor for an emergency. A kid shouted some distance apart and was instantly scolded by his mother to shut up. Somebody let o

Daniel explained, “While in the Mount Thunder Sect, Thea suddenly erupted with terrifying energy, and the General was close to her. Thus, he was hurt by the sudden shock wave.” Thea panicked and tugged James' hand, explaining, “Honey, I don’t know. I really don’t know what happened.” James waved his hand and comforted Thea. He turned to Daniel again and asked, “How is he now? Where is he?” Daniel replied, “His injuries were quite bad. He was taken to the Medical Valley by someone called Medical Saint to be treated. When I left, I asked the person who treated the General, and he said that Henry’s injuries were not light, but they weren’t fatal.”

I never imagined that my chief healer mate, whom I'd loved for ten years, would personally send me to a mental institution for one of his female patients. "Emma, you're only staying in the mental hospital for three years. Let this matter end here!" Marcus spoke carelessly, as casually as suggesting we go to Romano's Restaurant tomorrow. Just the night before, Marcus had tenderly kissed my forehead, planning our Christmas trip to Iceland. But now, he was personally sending me to a mental hospital.

As we drove, my mind raced. The cab sped through the streets, and I stared out the window. Memories of the night flooded back, I felt very dirty and I tried pushing the thoughts out of my head, but the pain in my lower region made it impossible. We arrived at the hospital, and I quickly paid the driver, rushing inside. The sterile smell hit me, a stark contrast to the hotel's opulence. I headed straight to the ICU. Doctor Gabriel was already waiting for me outside Daniel's room, his face lined with concern.

The family member turned to look and frowned, "Doctors dress like this now?" When Liam's face turned red, I could not stifle a giggle. After all, I had told her so many times before to dress differently. However, Liam told me not to worry, saying that young people loved trendy stuff. According to him, I was the one who could not keep up with fashion. However, who would dress trendy in a hospital of all places? I walked up, pretending to speak for Elena, "Mr. Hoffman, Elena is the heart of our team. She's got her own way of doing things, but she's really good at her job.

THIRD PERSON’S MULTIPLE POV. Astarian and Aurelian hurried through the crowded hallways of the number one hospital in the Gravefang Pack, their footsteps echoing against the polished floors while nurses moved past them in a rush. The sharp scent of antiseptic hung heavily in the air, mixing with the tension that sat heavily in both their chests. By the time they reached the ward Rhydian had mentioned over the phone, both of them were breathing hard. Tina sat outside the room with tears streaming uncontrollably down her cheeks, her shoulders trembling violently while Rhydian crouched beside her, rubbing her back and shoulders gently in an attempt to calm her down.

In the bustling halls of Moon's Hospital, the scent of antiseptic hung in the air, intermingling with the worried whispers of anxious family members. The sterile white walls seemed to close in on them as they paced back and forth, waiting for any news about their loved ones. Zeke Forenbach lay in a hospital bed, his face etched with pain and exhaustion. Bandages covered his wounds, evidence of the fierce battle that had taken place. Beside him, Azure, his adopted son, mirrored his condition, his body still trembling from the encounter with The Eirian. Nurses bustled around them, tending to their injuries and administering medicines with gentle efficiency.

With each passing moment, Gia's determination grew stronger, fueled by her unwavering desire for justice and the safety of those she cared deeply for. As Gia briskly walked down the corridor of the hospital, her heart raced with urgency. She turned the corner and froze in her tracks as she saw the general standing near Deep's room. His presence sent a surge of alarm through her. "What are you doing here?" Gia shot, walking to Deep’s side as if concealing him from the general.