Horror Nurses Novelas e Histórias

All I could hope for was that I remembered his warning about letting people from the past touch me. * I hear the screams of a woman as my eyes were forced open very slowly, and the first thing I see are people running into a house in panic. They are all wearing white, and when I get a view of them, I noticed that they were nurses. What were they doing in a stray cottage all the way from the city in a lonely forest? I get up and tentatively follow them, aware that I was in hibernation like Austin had said, and I also remembered that I couldn't let anyone touch me.

Her face was covered with a mask except for her eyes and she wore green nylon gloves. I got startled and raised my head because the only nurses that I'd seen wearing nose masks were the ones at the newborn's room. "Ummm, who are you?" I held onto my stomach and hoisted myself into a sitting position. She didn't still respond as she drew the syringe and flicked it into the air causing some drops of liquid to fall to the ground, then she advanced towards me with slow steps that emitted a very scary aura. "I ask again, who the hell are you?" I moved backwards slowly and a sinister chuckle escaped her lips.

She whispered under her breath with a smile on her face. Her body, a fleeting silhouette against the night sky, disappeared into the darkness. The city lights, once a source of comfort, now witnessed her descent into oblivion. A sickening thud echoed through the rainy night, followed by a blood-curdling scream. A nurse, drawn by the noise, rushed to the window, her heart pounding in her chest. She gasped, her eyes wide with horror, as she witnessed the tragic scene below. Nora’s lifeless body lay sprawled on the concrete, a stark reminder of the darkness that had consumed her.

It crashed onto the wall and made a deafening noise. The nurse's hand trembled for a moment. She was just about to reprimand the person who slammed the door open when she turned her head. Then, she saw a tall figure standing at the door. However, the frosty look on the man’s face froze her up so badly that a chill went down her spine. “Why are you barging…” A sharp gaze pierced through her face like a razor. The nurse was so terrified that she almost bit her own tongue... What a terrifying person!

The hospital was a small one that was always there for accidents or in these situations, which is why the majority were wolves, vampires or witches. When a nurse approaches with a chair, they make me sit down while they stop Iskander with a form he must fill out. I let out a scream when I sense a new hire and Iskander appears running after me. - We will take her to the room and check her - he tells Iskander who stays at the emergency door. While they put me in a pink room I sit on the bed while the nurse helps me take off my clothes and put on a robe. - first baby - I sit enduring the pain -

But before I could get a word in, the doors were pushed open and one of the nurses walked out. The atmosphere was tense, as we both waited in anticipation for details from the nurse. Her facial expression wasn't what we hoped for as her down turned lips and watery eyes were all we needed to see to know what happened. “Speak!” Hughes yelled out, scaring the young nurse, I watched as she trembled in fear. She began to stutter incoherently before Hughes pushed her to the sides and barged into the room, I followed after with my heart beating out of my chest.

He screamed and two nurses rushed in with a cart and the room suddenly got crowded and busy. The Doctor and nurses hovered over her and got to work but the sight brings back bad memories and I had to step outside. "Shit, not again. I'm so fucked."

The mentioned nurses stood like cornered pups, fear etched on their faces. "Answer me, damn it! I’m not paying you thousands of dollars to stand around doing nothing!" “I-I was the last one to leave, Sir,” one of the nurses stammered, her voice and knees trembling. “What? Are you working with Martha?” The nurse frantically shook her head, her face pale with fear. “No, Sir! Absolutely not! I had just stepped out to replace Sir’s IV before it all happened." “That’s not a good enough excuse! There were three of you—how could none of you stay behind?!”

' I sneered. During the night shift meal, Veronica brought another nurse to my office.

The room was pitch black. I couldn’t even see my own hand. I reached toward the wall, searching for a light switch. Just as my fingertips brushed the surface— “Don’t.” The deep voice cut through the darkness like a knife. I froze. It was low. Powerful. Dangerously calm. My heart lurched. “I… I’m your nurse,” I stammered. “I need the lights so I can examine your injuries.” Silence. Then— “I said don’t.” My pulse quickened.