Patient Place

By Ramona Sapphire

Patient Place is a relatable story about workplace romance. After normal daytime hours at the Masonic Rehab Center, skeletons are unleashed, including Rusha’s, after she stays at work late one evening to complete a project.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ramona Sapphire
• Release date: Jul 7, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311835192

Ramona Sapphire

Lives and works in Chicago.

Book preview

Patient Place

Ramona Sapphire

An Adult Tale

Let the goodness of your heart be the testimony

of your truth.

Also by Ramona Sapphire

Blinky!

The Flipside of a Smile

M.O.

Published by

ASPM-Sapphire With Passion Productions

1507 East 53rd Street, #314, Chicago, Illinois 60615

This is a work of fiction. The name, characters, places, and incidents are either a product of the author’s imagination and/or used fictitiously.

All rights reserved in whole and part. No portion of this writing may be reproduced electronically or otherwise without the express permission of the publisher except for brief snippets in reviews.

Copyright © 2015 by Ramona Sapphire

Cover design, book design, graphic design, and photography provided by ASPM-Sapphire With Passion Productions

Printed and published in the United States of America

www.sapphirewithpassion.com

Author’s Note

Thanks so much for selecting my publication for your reading pleasure. I enjoy writing stories on assorted topics based on experience and overall--imagination. I’ll admit I’m a bit eccentric and quirky. Many of my stories may comprise an element of inspiration, are outrageous, raunchy, mysterious, bizarre, insightful, and relatable, to say the least.

A very special thanks to those who believed in me, inspired, pushed, and supported me, and appreciated my own distinct style of story-telling rather comparing me with others.

Prologue

Oh my goodness! Excuse me! said Rusha, swiftly shutting the door. It was the first time she’d ever seen anything like that up close and personal. Her head was spinning and her eyeballs twirling like a basketball on Michael Jordan’s finger.

Rusha backed out the restroom traumatized yet chuckling to herself. Of all the folks she imagined to be a couple, never would she have envisioned those two!

In these days of cell phones and scandalmongers, this was a risqué move at the workplace. Though it wasn’t against protocol, it was quite a compromising position to find oneself in to say