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How far will some people go to achieve those things that are important to them? A question as old as man. And as long as people have goals they feel are important, other people will feel as if they’ve been exploited for the sake of an individual’s goals.
Examples can be found everywhere that the end justifies the means for people whose personal achievement, or success, or personal desires, is the only thing that really matters.
THE NAUGHTY NURSE is a story about a nurse who will do anything to satisfy her sexual desires — even if it means taking advantage of her young patients. Although many people will consider this woman to be perverted because of her personal goal, they cannot argue with the happiness she gives to many of her patients.
A startling story that provides insight into the happiness that can be gained from what society considers perverted.
“Keep your damn hands to yourself!” Lorraine Kelly hissed angrily, shoving away the intern’s hand as he walked down the corridor beside her.
His hand insolently stroked her lush ass through her tight white uniform. “Hey, baby, I’m just doing a little anatomy study,” the black-haired intern teased.
“‘Nurse’ to you, Buster,” Lorraine retorted, pushing his hand away. She tried to ignore the horniness his touch had aroused in her. “And keep quiet, or you’ll wake the patients.”
“‘Doctor’ to you,” Nathan Stern told her.
“Doctor!” Lorraine snorted and tossed her head. “You never got past the female anatomy section of any medical text you touched, you suckling pill-pusher.”
“I did all right just now with that kid who was going cyanotic on you,” he replied defensively as they arrived at the nurses’ station.
Lorraine was tempted to snap that he hadn’t done anything she couldn’t have, but didn’t. It wasn’t true. “I still think you should have called Dr. Mansfield,” she muttered as she filled out a chart.
Dr. Stern stood behind her and slid his hands down from her shoulders toward her tits. “But I handled it right,” he insisted.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.
Note: This story is the same as catalog number PR-3036 in the original publications (a duplicate).