Nurse Function Novels & Stories

Damon came round to where I was standing and wrapped his hands around my neck and brought me closer to his chest. "That's the reason we need to see her. If she doesn't know that serving juice to a patient suffering from kidney failure is not good or that she forgot what illness her patient is suffering from then she's not to be called a nurse. Probably she studied more makeup in school than go to a medical class." The door clicked open and a nurse came running towards us. Her face was panicked with her full focus on Nate. "What's the problem? Has his condition gotten worse?" She rushed her words, her tiny hands feeling for his temperature.

I had to go to the bathroom, and by the time I returned, the door was wide open, and whoever had been inside was gone. They must have snuck out while I was away. After my rounds, there was little left for me to do, so I decided to go into the break room and play some games on my phone to pass the time. I was so engrossed in the game that I barely noticed when the door opened. I glanced up, and there she was—Veronica Adams, the nurse. Veronica was attractive, with a figure that turned heads without even trying. Even in her nurse's uniform, there was something bold about her dressing. The fabric hugged her curves like a second skin, leaving little to the imagination.

It was a selfless act on her part. Can women act selfless? Till date he has only met women who gives company keeping intake their selfish motive. “Sir?” The voice of the nurse brought him back to the reality.” Can I?” With a curt node he signalled to continue her work. Receiving his green signal, the nurse got busy with her work. With scrutinizing gaze Leo noticed how the nurse was attending his almost healed injuries. It was a part of her job. Her fearful eyes were focused on his wound.

She answered. “Mrs. Linwood, your after lunch meds.” My nurse interrupted us. “Please, give them to me. I’ll take them. You can go and rest, Sister Nancy. My husband is an over protective man who troubled you unnecessarily.” I said to her. “He cares for you and it’s my job to look after my patient. Besides, he’s paying me double of my monthly salary.” She answered and gave my medicines.

I argued. "Take that back!" "What?" "She is just a nurse, take it back." "But she is a nurse." "You said it in a demeaning manner, Nathaniel. Nurses are also in the medical field. Being a nurse doesn't make them any less than a doctor. They do more than the doctors do and they are more familiar with patients and do you think this would be her first case of a sprained ankle? She knows what she is doing so don't go around talking like that." She was fuming. If this were some cartoon they would be smoke coming out of her head.