Nurse Joy And Officer Jenny Novels & Stories

"I haven't seen her since." As Joseph answered the officer's questions, he could feel the tension in the air rising. He was starting to worry that he was digging himself into a hole, and he wasn't sure how to get out of it. Then, just as he was starting to feel like he might break, a woman walked up to them. "This is the housekeeper's guardian, Mrs. Jones," an officer said. "She has some information that might be helpful."

I gently took her hand, trying to stay calm. “What are you doing?” I asked firmly. “Still getting changed,” she smiled, and kept going. I was starting to lose my cool. “Jay,” Paul said, ”if she wants to change, let her.” His tone was serious. “I agree,” Aaron grinned. Jenny pulled off her jeans, revealing a pair of shorts underneath. “Jay,” she smiled at me, ”I don’t think this is your call—but whatever.” She laughed and, with one smooth motion, pulled off her shirt to reveal her swimsuit. The guys burst out laughing.

Her heart, however, was beating out of rhythm. “Ah, Miss Lockhart, welcome to our station. I am Officer Delton,” the handsome officer introduced himself. “I will tell you everything shortly.” Then, he glanced at Marvina, still smiling, “By the way, you are…?” Marvina smiled, “I am Marvina, her friend.” She gestured at Jennet.

Many years have passed that they have not been together and as she said before, in fact, they are strangers to each other. After eating, Jenny decided to say goodbye to Mama Loida. Malou, on the other hand, offered to clear the table so that she could rest. That was true and the two could probably see the tiredness on her face. When she got back to her cabin she immediately called her mother Rowena. She also got a few missed calls and she didn't answer them because she was busy cooking earlier. After a short conversation with her mother, Jenny decided to take a bath before going to bed. She had just come out of the bathroom and was still wearing a cotton robe when she heard a series of knock

The fact that she was here and staring at me like I was the dirt underneath her shoe unnerved me. By now other staff around were discreetly staring at us and it didn’t take a genius to figure out why. However, Hayley recovered quicker than I did and she addressed Nurse Betty. “To what do we owe this pleasant surprise, ma’am?” Hayley asked with obvious sarcasm but Nurse Betty wasn’t here for Hayley, she was here for me. Ignoring Hayley's question, she addressed me. "I'd like a word with you, Miss Jones," she said, turned around, and started walking towards the break room.

Pushing open the door, I stopped when I noticed who was sitting on the floor, backing away ever so cautiously. Well, what are the odds? It was her, that little nurse from the hospital. Her beautiful brown eyes were blown open in fear, and the only noise that occupied the space was her heavy breathing. Every time she scooted back I would match her with one step until her back finally hit the wall. Walking forward I crouched down, so I was on the same level as her. Tilting my head I offered her a smile. "Well well well, look what we have here..." I started.

he asked her. She tried to shrug but the action brought too much pain to her shoulders. "I'm good, I guess," she replied. "So my name is Officer Jones and I'm here to question you concerning your missing boss," he started as he peered into her face intensely. She furrowed her eyebrows. "Missing boss? Who is that? I have a job?" she asked with wide eyes. The officer looked somewhat confused. Just then, a doctor walked into her ward. "Good morning, officer," he greeted the policeman. The two men shook hands.

There was perfect silence behind her, and Gianna, who hardly believed in god, was praying desperately that none of her brother’s … associates, made a sound. “So,” the first officer continued, “you heard the alarm, came down stairs, discovered that the perpetrators had run off, and that’s it?” Nodding Gianna told him, “I guess I’m lucky, right?” The second officer raised an eyebrow. “Do you need us to call an ambulance for you?” “Ambulance?” Gianna frowned. “I’m a doctor. I don’t think I need an ambulance.” The officer gestured to her. “You are injured, aren’t you? Bleeding?”

Raymond stood the moment he saw me. “Ms. Sinclair.” His smile was warm, but his eyes glinted mischievously as they flicked to Ryan. “And you brought company this time.” “Officer,” Ryan said coolly, taking a seat across from him. His jaw flexed. “Thought it’d be good to hear everything firsthand.” I sat between them, already sensing the storm brewing under the polite smiles. “Thank you for meeting us again,” I began, setting my bag down. “We wanted to show you something Jenny—our intern—found this morning.”

“Miss Anna Smith?” My throat went dry. “Yes?” “You need to come with us immediately.” the officer said. “Wait… what? Why?” I asked, confused, looking from one to the other. My voice came out sharper than I intended, panic crawling up my throat. Kristoff had stepped back slightly, his hand still hanging midair, his expression caught somewhere between guilt and irritation. The taller officer adjusted his badge and said evenly, “It’s about the nurse… Miss Irene.” My brows furrowed, I glanced at Kristoff wondering if Rissa told her about the attack too.. then deciding this was more important i turned to the officers and asked. “What about her? She’s in police custody, isn’t she? Has she fessed u