Novel & Cerita Haunted Hospital Story

“Rumor has it that there’s a killer working in this hospital. Do you remember some months ago when a patient was raped by a masked person that seemed to know the in and out of this hospital very well? They couldn’t trace the person no matter what up till now. They said the DNAS left behind belonged to someone who had died 7 years ago. How creepy is that??” “I’m leaving this hospital and quitting this job by next tomorrow no matter what.” The raven-haired nurse said and stormed out. The ginger-haired one followed suit soon after but I was shocked into silence. I’ll be spending the night in a hospital that was notorious for unforgivable crimes.

Alice. ** Grey gazed at a white building surrounded by acacia trees. The hospital was enclosed by a two-meter-high wall, with a silver sign displaying its identity. As Grey entered, he noticed two ambulances parked in front of the hospital, and the front lobby was filled with advertisements and notice boards displaying the hospital's rules. As Grey proceeded further inside, a nurse immediately halted his steps. The nurse inquired about Grey's purpose for coming to the psychiatric hospital. Upon explaining his intentions, the nurse directed Grey to the hospital director, who also served as a doctor there.

The hospital was colder than Raja expected. Too white and too sterile. The scent of antiseptic seems to clung desperately to his skin, mixing with the dried blood in his body. He hadn’t moved from his spot beside the bed since the doctors had taken Tales in. He will not leave. Not until Tales opened his eyes. If Tales were to... No. That can't happen. It shouldn't happen or else he'll really follow him to hell. When he had first stormed into the emergency room, carrying Tales’ limp, bloody body in his arms, the entire hospital had gone silent as if the scene they're witnessing straight out of the movies. The nurses had frozen in place, their eyes widening as they took in his disheveled state

The cab driver’s pupils dilated and replied, “Bro, that’s the old Central Hospital in the deserted part of the city. It’s getting dark, so I wouldn’t want to go there if possible.” “Why not?” The cab driver answered exaggeratedly, “Because it’s haunted there!” “Haunted?” “Yeah. A few years ago, a patient was diagnosed with cancer there. Because it was such a blow to his mental state, he ignited the ward’s curtains and caused the entire hospital to burn down. That fire had killed more than ten people. Since then, the hospital has been abandoned until now, and every time the sun sets, you can hear people crying from there.” The car driver elaborated impressively. Tyr scoffed and simply took ou

But that's okay, at least I managed to get him to take me where that stubborn man was. "Come with me, Miss." I nodded, walking slowly behind Alessandro. I didn't know where he was going to take me, but we had already passed through the deepest separate hallway in a hidden corner of this hospital building. There were many abandoned rooms that were the center of my attention, especially the one in the far corner-where I could hear the sound of someone wailing in pain. There was also a noise in the same place as the previous sound. It felt like the more I walked into this hallway, the faster my heart would speed up. The aura I felt was increasingly different-it would be quite terrifying if I to

<*> A distant echo slowly pulls me out of the grasp of twilight, vision blurry for a second or two before my eyes can finally adjust to the blueness of the strange room. My nose crinkles at the disturbing and harsh smell of bleach mixed with antiseptic, letting me know where I am. I hate hospitals so why the hell am I currently in one? Slowly, the memories come back to me, each one more vivid than the last, but as pathetic as I am, the current state of my health isn't what worries me, but the thought of Juliet. Seriously, her persistence in my story is becoming worrisome. "She had a heart attack," says a familiar deep voice from somewhere in the room.

How do I tell her I've been hunting ghosts, digging graves for the living, and pulling threads until the entire truth came loose? I shake my head. "You'll see," I murmur softly. She blinks. "See what?" I don't answer. Instead, I signal right and take the next turn—toward the hospital Carlo had texted earlier. She sits up straighter when I change routes. "Jack... where are we going?" I don't look at her; I just say the words, soft and sharp: "To see someone you used to trust." *** The hallway smells like antiseptic and cheap coffee. I've never liked hospitals—too much waiting, too many endings disguised as hope.

But I’d brushed it off, thinking it was just a flu that would pass in a couple of days but as the feelings hit me now and again, the air on my skin rose, dread coursing through me. “No,” I mumbled to myself, shaking my head as a terrifying thought began to form. “This can’t happen.” My panic increased as I gazed up to take in the building in front of me, and much to my horror, it was the pack’s hospital. Owned by my father. “No!” I gasped, but the world spun around me, darkness taking over my vision. The last thing I heard and saw was the sharp sound of the door flying open and a uniformed young woman hovering over me before everything went blank.

Austin Upon awakening, a moment of confusion overcame me as I struggled to recall my surroundings. It took but a moment before my memory returned, and I came to the realization that I was in the hospital. The events leading up to my hospitalization flooded my mind, with memories of my horse falling during a run and my subsequent awakening in a helicopter. The noise of the aircraft made communication impossible, and my desperate inquiries about my horse's condition were met with confusion. Upon arrival at the hospital, I continued to seek information about Vanna's condition, but my efforts were in vain.

I nodded my head in agreement. I decided to catch him up on everything once we were outside. We joined a large number of hospital patients in the nearby woods. Everybody was shivering from the cold air but also there was still a little fear left in them despite Henry’s abilities. Not before long, there was another huge explosion. This time, I was sure it took out most of the hospital. I winced at the thought of another hospital perishing due to an attack. The other hospital was still under reconstruction and now we have lost this one as well.