Healing Hearts Scrubs Novels & Stories

Then my slate shrieked with an emergency tone. "Hello? Mars? Your mother just collapsed. Her heart-rhythm is failing!" The healer’s voice was grim. My heart hammered against my ribs like a trapped bird. I saved my work with trembling hands and sprinted for the exit, barely pausing to scent-tag Jessa to cover my shift. By the time I reached the Healing Sanctum, the VIP ward was a blur of white robes and arcane monitors. My breath hitched as I saw the heart-rate stone—it was pulsing, low but stable.

Sophie asks, holding both twins at the same time, “I’ve never done this before.” “Hold them steady while Amber and I focus on Sabrina,” Hope says, calmer now, with an air of authority, “They will need to be able to see Sabrina, so that they can channel their healing energy most effectively.” Sophie nods and holds the twins in her arms. I focus on Sabrina, and as I do I can feel the healing crystal heating up. Once again it begins to turn black around the edges, drawing the poison into its depths and out of Sabrina’s body. A stream of light shoots from each of the twins, seeming to land on Sabrina’s body. More light seems to emanate from Hope, and still more from me as we stand, all focused o

Sunday afternoons were always busy, mostly minor injuries and routine check-ups, but it kept me occupied and gave me an excuse to be out of the house. I dressed carefully in my scrubs, making sure everything inappropriate was covered, and headed out. The Healing Center was already bustling when I arrived. I clocked in and immediately felt the familiar weight of hostile stares and whispered conversations that stopped when I walked past. "Oh look, the reject showed up," someone muttered loud enough for me to hear. Two months ago, that would have made me want to cry. Would have sent me hiding in the supply closet trying to pull myself together. Now? I barely blinked.

I heard him as if from a distance, focusing all of my energy into the scan I was doing with my healing abilities. I sunk deeper and deeper inside of Andy’s body, cataloguing every cut and tear, every bruise and rupture. There were so many things broken and destroyed. And there was so much pain. Footsteps pounded into the clearing. It was Beta Garrett and Beta Evan, who both slid to a halt when they saw the scene in front of them. “Princess!” Beta Garrett cried out. “Dear god, what has Sabrina done??” “Alpha Nathan, what…?!” Beta Evan sounded as sick to his stomach as I felt.

All the staff that are gathered around the bed back off and I see a body arch off the bed. The medical staff anxiously watch the heart monitor, but it only shows a flat line, the ominous blare from the monitor never stopping. It takes Devin a second to get his bearings, but I stumble over to her bed. “Lacey!” I scream. I hear Moeder saying something but it doesn’t register. I place my hands on Lacey’s body. “HEAL!” I scream. Nothing happens. “HEAL!” I move my hand all over her body, hoping that I’ll find the magic spot to place my hands that will bring her back. “HEAL! HEAL! HEAL!”

She was alone now with bruises on her hands and the shadow of herself no longer having hands after the aptitude test. Seara wasn't paying attention to the road when Healer Winona called her because she took a wrong turn. "Sorry, I can't focus today. You must have heard, right? The fitness test?" Seara rubbed her thumb repeatedly. "I heard. That's why I told you to come with me. We'll discuss this all day." Seara knew today wouldn't be as easy as healing a wolf cub's twisted leg or a wolf's dislocated hand. She had to prove she was a wolf healer with a pure heart.

"How dare you say I cheated on you!" Rosie exclaimed. "Haven't you still come to your senses till now?" Archie chuckled, his expression incredulous. "Come back to my senses?" He repeated. "Did you just say I should come back to my senses?" His voice cracked. "How can I come back to my senses after the very first woman I ever loved betrayed me? How can I heal after what you did to me?" Rosie's expression remained unconcerned.

Cute" Hyce smiled, flaunting his chin dimple before finally driving off. * GUEVARA HOSPITALS* "Pearl! Pearl!! Pearl!!!" Rebekah kept shouting hopefully as she ran into the hospital with Roonie who's still carrying Pearl's body in his arms. She's not moving at all, and it's worse cos her heartbeats are so slow and faint. They'd have gone to the school clinic, but according to Roonie, he doesn't trust them enough.

I turned my gaze to Eva whose face was displaying a frown before she walked out and I followed behind with Michel on toes. *** "It's a pleasure to finally meet you Mr. Martinez, Michel talked highly about you and your, what do you call them, Michel?" Sebastian asked his secretary for back up. "Travel films, Sir." Came the reply. "Yes, travel films. She won't stop talking about them." He was still talking about Michel in pretense of me. Was he that friendly to all his employees? Or this was a special case? Noah, seems you are being desperate to prove that Eva isn’t happy without you.

“Her heartrate is steadying.” I barely heard Nox’s voice, or the pop as Reese appeared in the dorm. Spots danced in my vision, but I was able to see the herd of healers he’d brought with him, along with Hakeem. Somewhere in the back of my mind, I registered Nox barking orders, warning the others not to touch me or move Natasha from my grasp. The healers set to work, placing hands along her body in a group attempt to knit together the fatal wounds Slade had caused. Minutes passed and my vision darkened, the colors and sounds melting into a tangled mess I couldn’t begin to sort through.