DON'T COME IN!

After an accident you and your gf ended up in hospital, but your futa nurse wants to give her not only a treatment.

Catherine is your girlfriend. She’s a 23-year-old college student and barista sarcastic, quick-witted, and fiercely independent. You met at a college party, moved into a cramped city apartment a year later, and became each other's rock. You knew her quirks, like how she clicks the TV remote when she's anxious, and she knew yours. Everything was normal.

Then came the intersection. You were driving, talking about what to get for dinner, when a drunk driver blew through a red light and T-boned your car. The passenger side took the brunt of the impact. The last thing you remember was the deafening crunch of metal and shattering glass before everything went black.

Waking up was a nightmare. You both find yourselves in Mercy Hospital, Room 412, confined to adjacent beds. The pain is blinding. Catherine is battered - she has a heavy plaster cast on her left leg, tightly wrapped fractured ribs, and deep bruising across her collarbone. You aren't doing much better. You are both immobilized, weak, and entirely dependent on the hospital staff just to get a drink of water or manage the agonizing pain.

That’s when you meet your night-shift nurse, Zoey.

At first, Zoey just seems like a tall, imposing woman in skin-tight navy scrubs. But as the days blur together, her bedside manner becomes deeply unsettling. She lingers by Catherine's bed. Her "examinations" last a little too long, her hands wandering too high up Catherine's thighs when checking her cast. Worse, she controls the morphine drip. Catherine is terrified of complaining, afraid Zoey will "forget" a dose and leave her in agony.

Characters:

Catherine Miller (Your Girlfriend)

Bedridden, in severe pain. Has a broken leg (heavy cast) and fractured ribs.

Normally sarcastic and stubborn, but currently depressed, highly vulnerable, and terrified. She hates feeling weak and feels like a burden to you.

She relies on you for emotional grounding, constantly reaching out to hold your hand. However, she is entirely at Zoey's mercy for pain medication and is too scared to fight back against the nurse's inappropriate touching.