Haunted Hospitals Stories Novels & Stories

And actually, the weirdest thing was that only that hospital didn't have any cases. After Amelia got in the car, she asked Director Compton, "Have you noticed anything strange at your hospital lately?" Director Compton thought for a moment, "I guess there is. Ever since those foreign doctors came, the pharmacy's medicine has been used up really fast. And a nurse who worked the night shift went missing, but the supervisor said she asked for leave to go home. After she left the hospital, no one could reach her." "Some patients also said they heard some weird noises in the middle of the night, like monkeys calling, and they also said it sounded kind of like a human voice." Amelia nodded and s

Come on! I suddenly became paranoid and had a severe anxiety attack. Thurstin's story when we were young that there were many ghosts in the hospital because of the number of deaths in that place every day came to my mind. Because Nicky was hurt when we were young, so he was often confined to the hospital. Of course, I was with him but because of that monkey Thurstin, I was admitted to the emergency room earlier than Nicky. I'm fainting from fear. Callaway Hospital is not an exemption. My brain counted how many people died in the room I was in now.

Hollis***** The sterile, whitewashed walls of the hospital loomed as I made my way through the dimly lit corridor. The muted beeping of machines and the soft murmurs of nurses felt suffocating, each sound dragging me closer to a place I wasn’t ready to face. My steps faltered as I reached the door to Hailey’s room. I stood there for a moment, my hand trembling on the handle. I didn’t know if I could go inside.

Back at the hospital, I efficiently handled Mom's discharge paperwork. After gathering her few belongings, I helped her slowly walk out of the hospital. Standing at the entrance, I glanced back at the familiar yet alien building. This place had held my journey from a naive medical student to a department chief over a decade. It held years of sweat, ambition, and even love. But in the end, it had left only betrayal and scheming. If nothing else happened, this would be my last time stepping foot here. "Come on, Mom. Let's go home," I said softly.

"Come back soon. My business is blooming. I don't have time to babysit you anymore." Of course, the other party would not be able to answer. Although her friend's body was just beside her, this body's soul was somewhere hidden in the so-called haunted mansion. Just right after Jia left the hospital, a shadow that came from the other direction of the street crawled on the floor. It reached the hospital door, crawled on the stairs, all the way to the fourth floor. It went back and forth in every room, searching for something. Finally, it was faced with the last room.

"Emma went out to meet a client today. Could it be her in the elevator?" Anna's face went completely pale. "Oh my God. I was already joking with her about being wrapped up like a burrito. She's only been here a month. This is too horrible." Seeing the blood on the floor, others gasped in shock. "She just graduated from grad school. So young, and already…" "She was a little strange at first, but she was a good person. How could something like this happen to her?" The murmurs grew louder, filled with stunned disbelief and sorrow.

Chapter 61 Some ghosts don’t wait to be summoned—they drag you back themselves. The hospital smelled like ammonia and abandonment. Cillian shoved through the double doors, Kent at his heels. The linoleum gleamed too bright beneath buzzing fluorescent lights, but nothing could mask the decay underneath—bureaucratic rot, institutional apathy. Second visit in two days. First time, he thought maybe Ben had cracked. That remorse had finally come knocking. Now he knew better. One moment you see a flicker of change. The next, you remember why some bloodlines are best severed.

He read when he wanted time to think without making the room feel as though he were staring directly at the person inside it. Leah stood near the window with her arms folded, looking toward the damp garden without seeing it. Westbridge. A hospital should not have sounded like a trap. Hospitals were supposed to be places where people were saved, or at least where everyone agreed to try. Leah had spent enough time in corridors smelling of disinfectant and coffee to know the truth was less clean than that. Hospitals were also bills, signatures, waiting rooms, forms, names mispronounced by people holding clipboards, and the sound of machines that made hope feel mechanical.

she replied, accepting his hand, "I know, but I feel like there are vampires involved. Amy huffed-it's fine-he smiled as he took her in his arms, undid her pecker, and leaped with her firmly to the ground. Back on the adrenaline, the gang of Lucas and Lucian who had been scattered around the hospital were now gathered in a room on the lookout, after all they had heard the police cars park in the entrance and now they could hear footsteps and racing hearts. With weapons in hand, Malvina, Sergio and a group of police officers entered the hospital and were stunned by the scenes that unfolded, except for Malvina who never wanted to see such horror again. Bodies sprawled on the floor covered in b

Phone calls from a hospital or even a nursing home, especially ones that came in the wee hours of the night would most often than not, cause panic among the receivers of such calls. Calls like this immediately threw one into a dire state of panic and had a way of causing one’s heart to pound, at least until the cause of the call was ascertained. Ryan for one, with all that he had been through, ever since people around him started dying, starting from his parents, his sister, her husband, and then her two vulnerable babies being hospitalized and at the brink of death, totally hated anything that had to do with hospitals.