Nurses From Dark Deception Novels & Stories

she commanded, her voice laced with urgency and indignation. Trembling, Mateo fumbled for his phone, his hands shaking as he dialed the emergency number. Before he could make the call, the nurse, now visibly shaken, spoke up. "I will confess," she stammered, her voice quivering with guilt. Doctor Hannah nodded, her eyes fixed on the nurse. In a surprising turn of events, the nurse produced an envelope, containing a substantial amount of money. She handed it to Doctor Hannah, her voice shaking as she explained, "I was paid to carry out this act."

I say questionably She looks like she didn’t expect to hear that from me. Her body freezes momentarily as she shakes her head in disagreement "No ma’am, I’m a real nurse." "You’re not." A single tear rolled down my cheek. I can’t believe I have been living in lies. I thought that Layla would soon be fine and everything would make sense again but I guess I was wrong. She was never operated to actually be better. "I am ma’am." The nurse says "Stop lying!" I yell "I know you’re not a real nurse."

Which made the young detective even more aggressively search for other articles related to nurses who might have committed crimes in the same year on other sites. Nicholas' eyes rounded in disbelief as several pages of criminal record articles began to fill his computer screen. ROSIE HEELE, OFFICIALLY A SUSPECT FOR CHILD ABUSE. A NURSE COMMITTED MALPRACTICE ON HER FIVE PATIENTS UNTIL THEY DIED. REFUSING TO CONFIRM, GOLDEN HOSPITAL ALLEGEDLY RECRUITED UNLICENSED NURSES. "Golden Hospital?" Nicholas massaged his temples lightly. He read the name of the hospital again on the monitor. "Isn't this a famous hospital in New York City?"

The nurses look amongst themselves, trying to assess whether any of them are compelled by my words. I just have to get a few of them to hear me, to listen to the truth. After that, I’m certain that the others will follow. I just need them to listen. “Again, I say that I come to you today as a mother. My daughter is very sick, and it is only through the treatment from DarkWood’s best doctors that her illness is improving,” I say gently. I can see the looks in the crowd’s eyes begin to change, begin to soften the more that I speak.

she tried to explain, and Patrick just nodded. “I see…” Patrick nods, looking at the window, showing a black Mercedez just driving away. “You know, rather than making a big talk like that. You should just try to be honest, you didn’t accidentally tell the patient that you just attended about Dr. Lash raises a baby from death right?” “Oh no, of course not!” the nurse quickly said. “Well, almost but I only tell about him being a magician doctor and healing human cancer and—” Nurse Daisy paused as she realized something. She’s just being tricked!

The nurse, who’d been holding her breath, sighed in relief and approached. She cast a smug look at the guards, who reluctantly opened the door, and averted her gaze as she entered the room. Even in his calmness, Damien's aura was intense, the nurse shivered in fear when his expression became rigid and stony upon seeing her. His eyes, glaringly dark and filled with malice, scared her.

As she said those facts, I had a wave of closure. This explains it all. But who let him in? "It's definitely an inside job," the nurse says. “Someone in the pack had betrayed us. And we need to find out who and why. Whoever the culprit is will be held accountable.” The nurse stated. "But I have to keep him alive first." I gave her a chilly snap. “Stay with me, Rolan,” I whisper again, my voice cracking. “Just a little longer. I’ll save you. I promise.”

Their voices were low, but their words caught his attention. "...Mr. Hudson is in the building," one nurse whispered to her colleagues. "If he asks, we need to lie to him about Andrew not being fine and healthy." Those words made Mr. Hudson's heart sink as he strained to listen further and thought, 'Why would the nurses be instructed to deceive me about Andrew's condition? What was happening behind the scenes?' Some of the nurses hesitated, their moral compasses clearly conflicting with this command. "I don't know if I can do that," one of them murmured, her brows furrowing in concern. "Faking patients' medical results is a crime."

"She's right. Besides, we will never dare to do something like that." Lucas raised his eyebrow as he bore them down with his cold, cold eyes. "Then why did you steal my blood sample?" "We…" said the nurse on the left hesitantly. "Umm…" said the nurse on the right tentatively. "The two of you better tell the truth. You can kiss your family goodbye if I find out any of you lied to Mister Lucas!" threatened Edmund. The two nurses had just joined the workforce after graduation. Being young, they did not need Edmund to tell them twice before quickly coming out with the truth.

The dark-haired werewolf demanded pulling out of the hug in order to turn to face Heath. “Someone is coming,” Talen cautioned them as a female nurse in patterned scrubs walked along the frosted glass and peeked into the room, her eyes widening and her jaw dropping as she took in the four of them. “Can we help you?” He asked her gently, as she seemed stunned into silence. “Oh,” she closed her mouth. “No, I’m here to help you… escort you, I mean… to recovery.”