Nurses From Dark Deception Novels & Stories

“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

But then there was a soft knock at the door. “Nurse Lena is here for the night shift,” he said with a dark smirk, still buried inside me. “She’s very… helpful with special cases. Shall we let her join? She loves holding patients down while I give them their full treatment.” The door opened slightly

"But guess what? I met the most adorable nurse this morning. Dark hair, gorgeous smile, and so gentle when he checked my vitals." Hazel burst out laughing. "Hold up - last week it was that doctor with the, what did you call them? 'Eyes like melted chocolate'? Now, we're moving on to nurses? That's like a career demotion in your man-hunting journey." "Hazel!" Mom feigned offense. "I'll have you know nurses are the backbone of healthcare. They work tirelessly to take care of patients and keep things running smoothly. Besides, this one has the most incredible eyes. They're this striking shade of green that you just get lost in."

“I-I-I am sorry, healer…” “Raven will be here any time. What am I to do about your sorry? Do you think someone like you deserves to waste a single second of your alpha?” The nurse fell to her knees, bowing as she apologized. “You deserve to be punished—” Nyssa spoke through her clenched teeth as hand had transformed into claws. My heart pounded, dreading the fate of the nurse. “I am sure the gene sequencing center will have a copy!” Words escaped my lips before I knew it.

The financial manager said as she came into the room. Her brothers frowned wondering why she was the one delivering the news. “Why are you the one telling us and not the nurse that was assigned to my sister. “Oh Nancy is getting two more nurses to help her make sure that Ms. Nelson is taken care of. I am up here because when orders come in, I get them first because I handle the bills and make sure that the patient has the means to pay for the requested test.” Deb said trying to sound as polite as possible. She was already stressed about losing her job for letting a psychopath into the hospital.

Intimidating. The contrast between both men was enough to completely destabilize the younger nursing staff nearby. “Oh my God…” one of the nurses whispered beneath her breath. Another stared openly for a second before quickly pretending to focus on her tablet. “Are those men even real?” A third nurse let out a nervous breath. “I suddenly understand why rich women make terrible decisions.” That nearly made another nurse choke trying not to laugh. But then one woman stepped slightly forward from behind the transport team. And immediately, several nurses became quiet.

They were used to it—this kind of darkness, the stench of gunpowder and secrets. Her name was Kaelara, though most knew her only as “the Widow.” Tall, sleek, and ruthless, her eyes burned with a feral resolve as she reviewed the plans once more. Her group—composed of elite mercenaries, hackers, and stealth operatives—had been moving from one hidden location to another since their last near-exposure. Every step now had to be calculated. She leaned forward, eyes narrowing on a digital projection of two buildings displayed on a tablet—the twin hospitals where Declan and Nikolai were being treated.

She does just that, and I can feel the eyes of the rest of the Alphas, who immediately sense that something is wrong. “We’re moving the pups,” says Reece without waiting to see what’s wrong or what will happen next. “Pups and Rose in the same room, and one or more of us will be there at all times.” Everyone is murmuring in agreement as I hold the nurse by the arm and open the nursery door, indicating to the other nurses inside that they should come out into the hallway. “Does anyone know this woman?” I ask when they’re standing around me. They all shake their heads, and their eyes go wide as they realize that the strange woman is wearing a nurse’s uniform.

Damn it! I need to get out of here before Bellevera’s private nurse arrives. Before someone started watching me day and night again. Footsteps approached, fast and rushing toward my room. I rushed back to the bed and hugged my knees again, pretending nothing had happened. The door opened. “What the hell!” the nurse groaned. She is dark-skinned, heavyset, and maybe in her forties. “What a mess!” She bent down dramatically and grabbed the tray. “Hopefully you get discharged soon,” she muttered. “Better for us, nurses have one less crazy person to babysit.”