Historias de Hospitalsetting

Luna's life used to be simple- study, survive, keep her past buried. But everything changes when a patient wakes up... and so does the boy she never expected to fall for. Luka Hayes has lived four years inside a nightmare he can't escape ... a mother in long-term care, a father gone, a sister depending on him, and a memory he can't understand. Until Luna appears... and suddenly the nightmares quiet. But the universe isn't kind. Because the night that ruined Luka's life is the same night Luna has spent years trying to forget. And while fate pushes them closer, the truth threatens to tear them apart. Some connections heal you. Some destroy you. And some were written long before you ever met

"I knew it," Michael whispered, their faces so close that he could feel hot breath on his face. "I can't believe I trusted you." Prompts: 1) Killers to...? 2) Whatever is written comes true the next day #GiveMeABreakContest

A 16-year-old boy, driven by his father's expectations and his own fascination with the human mind, travels alone to the Central Institute of Psychiatry in Ranchi to complete the final part of his research on female psychology. Amid uneasy warnings and a sense of foreboding, he is led to Room C-91, where he meets Hitisha Sharma-a mysterious, mentally ill young woman who calls herself Saraswati. Their first encounter is charged with tension, curiosity, and unspoken emotion, marking the beginning of a profound and transformative connection.

This story will feature the five main actors of the series My Gear and Your Gown, not as their characters but as themselves. JJ is trying to go after his friend Un's older sister, unaware that Un himself wants to be more than just his friend. Fiat Pattadon, also a friend of JJ, will enter the mix to cause misery to Un. The two other guys, Pawin and Pahun will have their own story line. The cover image and other images within the chapters do not belong to me. They belong to the persons who uploaded them on the internet.

The Mirror Patient is a psychological thriller about a young woman who becomes involved with a strange patient whose life seems to echo her own in unsettling ways. As she tries to understand who this patient really is, she's pulled into a tense mix of shifting memories, hidden truths, and mind-bending clues. The story explores identity, mental health, and what happens when you can't trust your own mind.

Heart: "I make mistakes. It's just who I am. But Kyle? He makes sure I know every single one. The grumpy doctor, always judging. But somehow, the more he pushes, the harder I fall. And when everything unravels, will I still be able to trust him?" Kyle: "Heart's mistakes drive me crazy. She's a mess, but there's something about her I can't ignore. I'm used to being perfect, but with her, everything's different. When secrets start to surface, I have to decide: is this worth fixing, or is it too broken?"

The pretty man knelt in front of Off and held his hands, "How do you feel, papii?" he asked. Off tilted his head and said, "I'm good..." he slurred. "What's your name, pretty?" He looked pretty shocked at the sudden question. "It's me, Gun. Off grinned and leaned down. "Gun, Gun. Pretty Gun, do you have a boyfriend?" Or, Off just got his wisdom tooth removed and he's high on anesthesia. Apparently, he can't recognize his own boyfriend.

Obsession and self-righteousness. Two very dangerous emotions, especially when combined together. When Lyner and Lazarus awaken to find themselves trapped in a mysterious subworld that takes on the form of an abandoned hospital, they must work together to learn the truth of their new prison. And learn why they were chosen. Will they get out of their new situation unharmed? Or will certain sacrifices need to be made?

You've always hated the atmosphere and ambience of hospitals which was ironic since you have worked as a nurse for several years. It was difficult, coming to work every day and witnessing death's dance at every corner until you met him; a narcissistic and cunning patient who was surprisingly intelligent. You've never really given a lot of thought to your patients but could this be different?