𝓐 “ 𝓦𝓞𝓝𝓓𝓔𝓡𝓕𝓤𝓛 ” 𝓝𝓤𝓡𝓢𝓔 👨‍⚕️💉

This story started with after Alora graduating from a nursing school and she went to work as a temporary nurse in a private hospital. However, her skills were so bad that she hadn't even been able to inject a single patient after almost a month of working. One day, the hospital director called Alora to his office and reprimanded her, "You have one last chance today, if you still can't inject a patient, YOU’RE FIRED!" Alora's face immediately turned red as tomato with shame when she was reprimanded by the hospital director. As she walked out of the hospital director's office, she took a deep breath and clenched her fists to cheer herself up: "Alora, you can do it!" Then she went off to give injection to the patients.

All the patients who had seen Alora's skills before, were terrified to death to see her do the injection. So, they all sent Alora out unceremoniously, shouting for someone else to help them do their injection. She was so depressed. Suddenly, she noticed a new name on the list of patients who needed injection, a new patient who had been transferred into the hospital. Alora then proceed to prepare syringe with medicine……alcohol pads......rubbing on shoulder......and……insert. Oh my! The first injection was failed. Alora saw that the man was not awake and quickly changed the vein to inject again. Alora's abundant icy sweat came down, this was her last chance!

Alora had tried left hand, right hand even left foot, right foot. The more she inject, the more nervous she became, and the more nervous she became, the more she couldn't inject. Half an hour had passed, and the blood vessels in the patient’s hands and feet had been "destroyed" by Alora. But, the man was still asleep. With no any other choices, Alora inject the syringe into the patient’s head. Soon, the patient woke up with a cry of pain and cursed: "Let go of me you this shit! What a level!"

Seeing that the patient was angry, Alora couldn’t hold back anymore and ran back to the lounge while crying. As she was crying, she heard a knock on the door and she opened it. She saw the hospital director standing in front of the door with a man. When the man saw Alora, he kneeled down for her and said gratefully, "Thank you so much! I didn't expect my brother, who had been a vegetative patient for more than fifteen years, can be woken up by you!"

Always laugh when you can. It is cheap medicine. — Lord Byron