Novel Hospital Novels & Stories

D A R K S N A K E' S R O O M Darkness enveloped the room of the most dangerous patient in the institution. Light entered the room through the tiny window right above the modern aluminum door, engraved with horizontal decorative lines. Overall, the hospital's structure is inspired by sci-fi futuristic architecture, where buildings have unusual shapes and sizes, and thick walls adorned with geometric designs. A full bed is placed in the middle of the room. Instead of the usual television, a hologram is right in front of the bed, a few steps in between. In the institution, holograms are almost ubiquitous, as they are used more for communication and demonstration than traditional mobile phones.

asked Dissa walking into the room followed by Daniel behind him. Novi parked her motorbike in a special parking lot for hospital employees and she opened the help attached to her head. Then, he walked towards the side door of the hospital. He chose to walk towards the side door because the road to the hospital elevator room was closer and strategic. Compared to the main door of the hospital, it is necessary to surround every main room of the hospital. "Morning Mrs. Doctor," said Sherly, the administration section of the side of the hospital. "Good morning, too." Novi replied, continuing to walk and staring at the focus towards the front.

But I had power and some respect too. City hospital is one of the largest hospitals around. I have heard that the hospital had survived two world wars. It is a giant five storey building, made up of glass that gleamed in the sunlight. The Giovannis were part of the board of the hospital. They had refurbished the dilapidated hospital into the glory it stood in today.

ANNA KYLIN CHESTER I CAME AWAKE slowly. I vaguely realized that it wasn't on the bed I slept off on. My vision cleared and I saw that I wasn't in Lorna's house anymore. These lights were too bright, and the smell... it reminded me of a hospital. I looked around and confirmed my suspicions. I was in a hospital, and the smell of fire and soot hung around my body. I had never really been to the hospital in the kingdom before. It was barely used, it had been built just because I was studying medicine.

"You know that there was no rebel that night Lisa was attacked, right? I triple-checked." Kayden presses his hand against the wall, his back hunched forward. "I know." He pauses. "I know it was one of us who wanted to kill her." *** The medical wing on the estate isn't like a typical hospital. Hospitals weren't designed to be elegant. Many of them were bare and clean. The estate's hospital was a collection of rooms, each designed to house a single patient. The rooms were all tiled and painted in different color. Every room has windows that look out to the mountains, which was always a breathtaking sight. Everything here was peaceful enough to make any patient here forget about pain and suffe

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.

they echoed. ****** ******* ******* ****** ******* ****** ***** D-Black, accompanied by Carlos and Eduardo, stepped into the New Maria Medical Hospital. It was his last hope to treat the cancer that had disfigured him beyond recognition. For a new hospital owned by a young man, Maria Medical Hospital exceeded D-Black’s expectations. It was filled with advanced technology, reflecting money and prestige. A young nurse led them to the doctor’s office. "This is the Medical Director's office," she said in a tiny voice.

He'd hunt me down and kill me and I'd deserve it. Hospitals are strange. Life is kept separate from death and pain and suffering. People fill the lobby, some sick, others not. The patients remain in their rooms. I wander down a tile floor, past an information kiosk, past two armed police officers, and out into the brutal afternoon sunlight. Nearby, a nurse smokes. The smell is sickening and I walk away toward the parking lot.

I didn’t even know his name, but the memory of him—bruised, bleeding, beautiful—hunted me more than I cared to admit. “Stop thinking about him, Louis,” I muttered aloud, pinching my inner wrist to regain some sense of clarity. The hospital was different when I arrived there this afternoon. It was strange. At least stranger than a hospital can be. The nurses, usually exhausted but composed, rushed with an anxious, almost hysterical fervor. Gossip flew down the halls like restless birds, and a tight tension filled the air. I shifted awkwardly as I stepped inside, my senses tingling. Something did not feel right. The room felt off.

Marlo’s POV The scent of antiseptic burned faintly in my nose as I pushed open the door to Fernando’s hospital room. The hallway behind me was as silent as a mausoleum. Anabelle followed closely, the soft clack of her heels barely breaking the oppressive hush that weighed on this part of the hospital reserved for the highest-paying men in the city. They had moved him—upgraded him, as the nurse proudly said when I checked in. Fernando now lay in a private suite far away from the regular patients, as if walls and white sheets could protect him from the consequences of a life built on power and blood.