Ventilator Stories

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Travelers Ch. 11

by Moon Glade on Sep 14, 2017
Loving Wives

At the hospital Martin was off the ventilator and was out of the intensive care unit. I sat beside his bed while he slept and thought about my life and if I would be ending it alone, or basically alone, as this man was. When I looked up Martin was awake and looking at me and when he feebly reached out with his hand I took it in mine and we simply sat there i...

A Death in the Family

by michael2956 on Sep 14, 2017
Mature

No matter how many times he had seen it, Pastor Andy Craft was never really prepared for death. As he stood next to Jim Andrew's hospital bed and held his hand, he knew the end was near. Jim's wife, Kelly, was stroking her husband's forehead. His breath was more and more shallow and infrequent. Finally, there was a noise from his throat and then nothing. "He...

Suite 510

by JuanSeiszFitzHall on Dec 23, 2019
Mature

When Imelda opened the door, her eyes and nose gave her a quick judgment that Suite 502 was a total loss. Dust mask in place, she went through the due diligence, muffling her gag reflex as long as she could. Even with the furniture partly salvageable, she'd recommend that the guests' security deposit be claimed at once. Could one night of sex, she wondered,...

Delightfully

by GOLDFINCH on Aug 3, 2016
Science Fiction

Feedback and criticism very much appreciated. Work in progress. I couldn't see anything. My hands were bound together above my head by some smooth rope. The air was very humid and hot and probably because of that, droplets of sweat were gently sliding of my body. It was very quiet. I could only hear some distant radiator blowing and occasionally something t...

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Viral Visions Ch. 01

by VictorCabana on Sep 28, 2020
Erotic Couplings

Kyla "John, can you hear me? We're going to turn you onto your stomach. It should help you breathe." My garbled, "Thank you," sounds more like a groan, and when my eyes open I see Meredith's picture taped to the front of her protective robe. I get a dim, blurry glimpse of her kind, smiling blue eyes above her N-95 mask through the face shield, just befor...

Julie the Nurse

by oggbashan on May 19, 2020
Romance

Copyright Oggbashan May 2020 The author asserts the moral right to be identified as the author of this work. This is a work of fiction. The events described here are imaginary; the settings and characters are fictitious and are not intended to represent specific places or living persons. +++ I heard the key in the front door and went out into the hall....

Will Be Yours Ch. 18

by LoneGirl on Sep 26, 2017
Romance

Note: Sorry for this 'depressing shit', as someone commented on the last chapter. *giggles* Life is so depressingly shitty sometimes. This is just a slice of it. Tough times build character, remember? ;) Thank you and keep reading! ***** There are moments in life when words are rendered impossible. Glimpsing Cynthia through the small window in the CCU wa...

Jogging Memories Ch. 01

by Spencerfiction on Sep 16, 2017
Novels and Novellas

This was my first novel, which I've dusted off after five years of neglect and presenting it to you now. There is a complicated plot involving loss of memory, innocence, guilt, deception and avoiding consequences of actions. There is basically a husband with 2 personalities and 2 loving wives; which one will win, and which f. There is a large cast too, so th...

The Little Minx That Killed Me Ch. 05

by 1965Squash on Sep 12, 2017
Mature

I was unsure as to whether or not I should let him die or continue. Because of the comments and the fact that after mulling it over a bit they had something left unfinished. I had left something unfinished. Thank you for your replies. ***** Emma sat quietly looking out the window. Cars went by on the street below and occasionally trucks as well on thei...

The Taming of Dane Ch. 01

by cuntlybabe on Sep 14, 2017
Romance

The view from the trail was spectacular. Hiking the trail to Half-dome was exhilarating, the air crisp and clean, and just the kind of thing we like to do for a getaway. Jack and I have spent the last few years exploring the serenity of the nation's parks, whenever we can steal time away together. We love the peace and quiet of hiking, and camping in the bac...