Nurse Ghost Novels & Stories

Even so, he’d refused to dismount until she was taken away. He’d hoped to have a clearer idea of just what was happening to the cook’s boss as he entered the camp, but he couldn’t move past the pain and sorrow of the spirits that haunted it. That’s why he decided to purify them and send them on their way. Only then would he have a clear channel to the evil that was destroying the man they called Ian. Now, seeing the naked demon woman fighting the flames to get to them, he understood. He was dealing with a demon succubus, not a restless spirit. Demons are often attracted to the darkness of locations where mass death and trauma took place.

"She saved my life. She had plenty of chances to kill us, and if she wanted to, we would have been dead by now." "That's right. If the nurse were an undercover infiltrator, she would have done something by this point. Not a single player has died under her guidance." "Then again, the other group says she’s a nurse in this hospital, so what’s that about? It doesn't sound like they’re lying." "That guy who accused her would have been killed by the IV ghost if not for her protecting him." "I am leaning towards the nurse's version. The patients must be telling the truth."

“I found two tiny speakers in the ceiling of the room on the third floor.” “Wow,” Amy said. “We must check out the attic.” “I think so too,” I agreed. “But we can’t let anyone know what we’re doing.” “Could the ghost be Aaron or Alfred?” Heather asked. “They live there.” “I’m not sure who is faking the ghost,” I said. “But they must be on the suspect list.” “Who else?” Amy asked. “The nurse who took care of Martha,” I replied. “Maybe she feels she should have been paid more. Martha was a difficult patient.”

"She's a ghost" The nurses screamed as I yawned, my eyes heavy. I wondered if I was truly a ghost since I never believed them to be real. "Why are you all scared?" I asked innocently and they ran to call who I assumed to be the doctor. He came back into the room, a shocked expression on his face. "She is alive" The doctor said and I shook my head in denial. "No I'm a ghost" I uttered softly and walked towards them, wondering if I could walk through the wall because of the stories I heard about ghosts.

The air shifted instantly — heavier, meaner. “What’s going on?” Grim demanded, his voice thunder in the small room. “She’s in neural overload,” the nurse snapped. “If we can’t stabilize, her heart—” “Her heart’s fine,” Rhett cut in, his voice a snarl. He glared at the machines, at the panic in the staff. “She’s fighting in there. I can feel it.” Ghost’s pale eyes narrowed, his voice low. “He’s right. Don’t you dare pull her back with drugs. If she’s fighting, let her fight.”

The evil spirit laughed and wasted no time in possessing officer John. Officer John felt something enter his body and started shaking vigorously till he passed out. He was rushed to the hospital. A Few minutes later, before he was attended to, he woke up and gets you from the sick bed. "Sir, you should go back to bed". The nurse that wanted to attend to him spoke. Officer John looked at her, his eyes were black which scare the nurse, she scream and ran out of the ward. Officer John vanished from the room instantly. The nurse ran back with some doctors but was all surprised to see the room empty.

I thought it was over, and so I asked him to leave. “She had already given up the ghost before you left the hospital,” the nurse continued to say. “I waited for a few minutes to try another revival method, but that was the last chance. She never came back after that.” I felt my chest constricting into itself. I looked like and probably felt like a ghost too. The patient is dead. The patient is dead. The patient is dead. “How could you let this happen?” I asked the nurse aloud. “I left her in your care. I was just going to take a rest, so how did this thing happen?”

the Police Inspector asked the driver, who now desperately longed for a shot of vodka, or a stick of cigarette. The two nurses almost urinated on themselves due to the fear that had since overcome them. Never in their respective careers had either of them seen anything like this. The nurses tried to say something but the words simply got stuck in their throats. “I drove down here, went inside the hospital and called the people I met tin there…opening the rear door, she’d disappeared.” “That’s impossible,” the Police Inspector muttered. “Is she a ghost or what?” The driver could barely control himself as he implored the Police Inspector to go and see things for himself. Inspector Dazel Anari

The woman looked surprised when she saw her, which surprised Claire. "Hello! Who are you?," said Claire. "Ahh...I-I’m Ms. Eliza’s personal nurse," answered the nurse in trembling. "Where is mom? Why does she need a nurse? Did something happen to her?” "Who are you?" asked the nurse. "I live here, I am Eliza's daughter. Why do you look like you saw a ghost?” "Y-You're already dead..." "What? Excuse me? What do you mean? You see me alive, right? I need to go inside, I am so tired, I need to rest first."

"You are exaggerating, Nurse Cathy. I did not do it in the end, right? She managed to do it. But there is still something wrong, why she could not remember phase three?" Nurse Cathy walk up to us with the tray. The tray that I thought was empty had an eye sitting on it. "...D-doctor Eye..." I almost yelled in shock. Really, after Mr. Finch, the headless man, Doctor Eye was one of the scariest ghosts for me. Sir Reynold comes next.