Nurse Preceptor Gifts Novels & Stories

It was so hard to explain. ​ “It’s yours,” Shawn said calmly. ​ I frowned. “I didn’t purchase anything.” ​ “Your pre-push gift.” ​ “Pre-push?” I mumbled. ​ My husband nodded. “The real push gift is waiting for you after the baby is born. You have no idea how happy I was when you started complimenting this place from the outside. It means so much to me that you like it. It’s yours, my love.” ​ I continued to stare at Shawn in disbelief as he spoke.

the woman snorted, refocusing solely on her computer “Since there is no one here to receive your gifts, go away. We can’t afford to stay here talking and disturb a relative who wants to visit a patient.” Alice felt like reminding her that the huge reception was absolutely empty, but she ended up biting her tongue. She had spent enough time in nursing school to know fancy hospitals like this were usually infested with arrogant people who only offered smiles to those whose bank account was over 8 figures. Shrugging her shoulders, Alice just resigned herself and turned to walk out of the hospital, her gifts still in her hands. The small note written in gold ink, still hanging from the stem of o

Just as I was about to take the turn towards the courtroom, the front door opened, and the young nurse who had been looking after Rueben, and Thelma, one of the housekeepers, walked in giggling. “What was his reaction then?” I overheard the nurse ask. She was dressed in a blue dress. She clutched a black shopping bag. “Not all men come bearing gifts, some come bearing their heart, and that itself is a gift” Thelma mimicked whoever had said those words to her, and both women giggled at her imitation—or the words. “But I think he is genuine enough” The young nurse said after a good laugh. “I would love it if a man could say he'd be giving me his heart. It's the greatest gift of all, don't you

said one of the nurses with a sweet, slightly seductive smile. "I don't think It is common for nurses to give coffee to a patient's relative. I mean, I should have bought my own needs," he replied while looking at the shopping bag the nurses gave him. The nurses giggled and acted sweetly. Meanwhile, Vincent smiled and remained unfazed by the attention numerous individuals had given him thus far. "Never mind that you are single and have to look after a baby; this is just our small complement. So you don't have to go out looking for your needs and leave your baby behind." Vincent smiled, then nodded.

"But I have heard that the other medical intern from the pediatric department who also gave him a gift, cried. I don't know why but someone saw her cry after talking to Dr. Blaze" "Maybe it's just something between them, it would be different with you" "You think so? I really hope he will be nice to me and accept my gift for him" "Just try to give it to him, you won't know if you won't try" "I just don't know the two of you but haven't you seen a somewhat wedding ring around his finger?" another woman asked the two with her casual tone. The two who have been talking turned at another woman who just shrugged at them while she continued to write in the medical chart.

she said to me and I smiled. “Do you have kids, Officer?” I asked her and she nodded. I took out my purse and handed her two gift cards for hospital bills. It's part of our campaign strategy. “This are five thousand dollars each for hospital bills in this place, just in case you need it,” I said, giving it to her. “Oh my goodness, thank you,” she said. She was about to hug me when I stopped her. “You are a lifesaver ma'am,” I had earlier asked Amy to look into her life and tell me what will be the best gift to her.

“This isn’t liquor. It's just plain water! No taste at all!” The others who had taken a sip also frowned and spat it out. “It’s really just water!” “What’s going on? Water in a whisky bottle?” “That’s just messed up!” The whole room erupted. My in-laws’ faces turned green instantly. “That’s right. It’s just bottled water.” I gave Kevin a cold stare and added, “Every year, he takes 100,000 dollars from me to prepare New Year’s gifts, and this is what he sends to my parents. Plain water that costs two dollars. He bought it online. Even the packaging is recycled boxes.