Nurses From Dark Deception Novels & Stories

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The nurse, enticed by the bribe, reluctantly agreed to carry out Stephanie's nefarious scheme. With a wicked smile, Stephanie instructed the nurse to swap the newborn baby in Lena's room with a deceased male child, a macabre plan designed to further manipulate the unsuspecting couple. As Lena, exhausted from the labor, finally succumbed to sleep, unaware of the looming threat, the nurse seized the opportunity. She discreetly made her way to the neighboring ward, where a male baby lay, destined to be taken to the morgue. In the darkened corridors, the nurse's footsteps echoed with a chilling purpose.

I was so scared for her and our baby that I took her in my arms, immediately. " Mahima?? Love, what happened? Don't worry. Let me take you to the doctor. " I said. " Doctor is coming here. I need to be in your arms. Please hold me tight. " She said, I did that. " Sir, her husband is here, now take the medicine, or I would be fired. " The nurse said. But Dheer was looking at both of us. " Dhruv, I am fine, Dheer is in danger, this woman is not a nurse. Look at the tattoo on the back of her neck. " Mahima whispered to me. I looked at her as the nurse's back was towards us.

One of them—a woman with dark hair pulled into a tight bun—crossed her arms “Does it matter Luna?” “Yes, it does,” I snapped “You’re spreading lies about me—about my child. Who told you this?” The second nurse scoffed. “It’s not a lie if everyone already knows the truth.” My breath caught. The third nurse, the one who had laughed earlier, tilted her head and studied me with open disdain. “You really are desperate, aren’t you?” she said. “First, you try to trap Alpha Ferris with a child, and when that didn’t work, you tried to get rid of it?”

The men turned to look at who she was referring to, and immediately, their batons fell from their hands in shock, and they lay down flat, their faces on the ground, legs and hands stretched. “We are sorry, master.” The werewolves shouted one after the other. The nurse’s eyes widened. Brynn thought that since Aurora was in good hands in the hospital, as the hospital had some of the best doctors in the world, and the hospital belonged to him. He wanted to teach this nurse a lesson; his hands were crossed, and he gave her a dead stare. A very elderly woman who was escorted out of a ward by a nurse saw men in black holding the nurse,

When I stepped down from the podium, Liam came up and touched my hand. “You were brilliant,” Liam said. The pack members began to leave the Hall of Shadows. I remained standing near the large table with a cup of warm tea in my hand. As I headed down the stairs toward the main door, three women approached me. They wore dark gray coats, a symbol that they were also part of Pack Darkmane’s medical division. I recognized their faces: Dr. Elara, Dr. Nyra, and Dr. Fiona, three senior doctors who had worked far longer than I had, even before Liam became Alpha.

I beamed showing them the necklace and one of the nurses, "Who brought this?” “I’m sorry, I can't remember who, Miss." "No, no you have to. Remember. You have to remember:" I begged. "It was a man I believe, along with flowers like a week ago. I really cannot remember." The nurse frowned. “See!" I proved to the others, “You're wrong." "Piranha," Moe sighed, "It's been two years." "Moville!" Archer scolded him. "No Archer," He argued, "No more hiding the truth. She deserves honesty. Sooner or later she would realize."

Or did she slip away, retreating into whatever corner of this cursed place she came from? Two men entered, they were different from the ones that stole me from Marcus’s house, they stood tall and broad, their movements looked sharp and rehearsed. Their black uniforms were plain and they didn’t speak. Their eyes never softened. And behind them followed a woman in pale scrubs, her face blank, eyes hollow as if she had long since given up her humanity. A nurse, I guessed, though nothing about her felt like healing. She held a tray of tools that glowed silver under the dim light.

“I’m his wife.” The nurse looked unconvinced. “I work for Alpha Draven,” Luna added sharply. “She’s telling the truth. That’s his wife. She has the right.” The nurse hesitated, then nodded. “Fine. But don’t touch anything. He’s under observation.” She led me down a long hallway. The fluorescent lights above flickered faintly as we walked. Each step made my heart pound harder. When she opened the door and stepped aside, I felt my breath catch.

someone behind me half-whispered, I turned and found two nurses talking with each other, “that the father of one of the pups in the nursery isn’t really the father?” “Really?” The other nurse asked. “Really,” the first nurse confirmed. “When the pup came out, it didn’t look like its father. Do you know who it looks like?” “Who?” The other nurse asked. “The pup looks like the father’s best friend.” “Oh my god,” the other nurse exclaimed. “Then what happened?” An alarm sounded, and the first nurse sighed before telling the other nurse that she would tell her later after their shift. I didn’t know that those kinds of things happen in real life, but at the same time, it got me thinking about som