Nursed: An Erotic Short Story

By TG Stone

Guy's stuffed up in hospital after a bike crash. His only shaft of light is his favourite nurse. But before one of them leaves, can they make clear how they feel about each other?

• Language: English
• Publisher: TG Stone
• Release date: Oct 1, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301021727

TG Stone

TG Stone tries to make nice erotica, that's story based, believable, fun and a little filthy.TG was desperate to start re-channeling their creative juices for many years; thankfully, the right time may be now.After landing a first job as a copywriter, later TG made a career shift; whereby the next 20 years went by lucratively, but emptily. Throughout that time, everyday they had to work with other people's writing. Most of it was hard work.So, someday you stop feeling powerless, and just start to type. You get better at it, and you start enjoying it.TG had a lot of joy in the 90's, with a lot of very nice people. Those adventures are the basis for some of today's erotic material. Of course, TG may end up writing sombre historical novels.....but not yet. Let's party, but let's make it real not cheesy, and re-edit/re-edit/re-edit.TG lives alone but with many dogs. So they're never alone at all.Keep the writing coming - look up Twitter at TGStoneWritesFor bothering to read this, you are a very lovely person.

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Nursed

By TG Stone

Copyright 2013 TG STONE

Sometimes in life, everything comes to a sudden halt, and all your choices are taken away. You don’t plan it, something just comes along and puts you on your back. In Josh’s case, that meant literally.

He stared up at the ceiling of his private room. His friends had visited him today, and stuck a big poster of a gleaming black motorbike up there, ‘To give him something decent to look at.’ Oh, and a hot blonde babe was draped over the bike too. He kinda guessed which nurse may well frown at its presence, and it might ‘Accidentally’ fall down in the night, never to be seen again.

At least now he knew it was coming up to night. Thanks to a slight infection in one of his many operation lesions, he was in a room on his own…with a window. He could see it was getting dark out there now; the constant electric light of the main ward wasn’t screwing his timescale up anymore. Time is pretty meaningless in hospital - days yawn out identically, only punctuated by the routines. Same meal times, same drugs rounds, same cocky doctors dropping by for 2 minutes tops. Josh had been on his back in hospital so long, that