
After many months of being assigned at the pediatric ICU, its my return of the come back at the Accident and Emergency room today. I was a bit excited, thought, I'm gonna see my top 5 crushes there again! hehehe mind you, I think of all of them are gay! They're just hiding it, and that I think is the main reason why I'm so attracted to them this bad!
Yun bang pigil na pigil nila, pero nag uumalpas! shit! yun ang type koooo!LOL
I put on my best scrub and white coat and showered my self with my D&G -The One perfume! (haha bragging, I know!)
Anywayz, I saw only one, most of them are not on duty! I searched all department of the ER already! Pero bigo! harot ko! Clayton would kill me! LOL
So, I thought, my day is ruined.
Until this new guy crossed my path! Umusok bigla ang mata ko sa pagbabaga! sabi ko sa sarili ko: Type ko itooooo!
Nurse. Bald. Average built, and cute. His name is Wilmer. How I wish he's gay! But he's so damn straight! Taena!
He is the nurse assigned to my intubated patient. (patient breathing thru a tube inserted on his mouth directed to his trachea to help him breath with the use of the ventilator, which I managed, whew, thats long!) We talked a little, like the usual new people meeting for the first time.
I was checking my machine, when I realized he was at my back, his chest so close to my back that i could feel his breathing on my nape....I almost dropped the stethoscope Im holding at the time! He almost hugged me! He was pressing something at the cardiac monitor on top of my machine that's why he's there behind me.
Pero, shit ate charo, paka-sarap! LOL
The whole time, I was watching him work secretly. I wanna stay at his patient, but that would be too obvious, so I just sit and read my pocketbook at the station while waiting for some action at the emergency.
My moment arrived... the doctor ordered me to do arterial blood extraction, on his patient. I prepared my things, then he said: sir could I do it for you? I wanna try doing this...I know its your job, but I wanna learn...
Arterial blood extraction is different from the usual nurse vein insertion.
Makakatanggi ba naman pukelya ko? E di gow! I gave the syringe at him and assisted him. He didn't hit the artery on his first attempt on the arm of the sedated patient. I said try to feel the beating of the artery with his finger...but he inserted the needle too far on the site.
I came to the rescue, I moved closer at him, shoulders to shoulders, we were so close that I wanna smile with my naughtiness...
I guided his fingers to the spot...I was holding his fingers together with the syringe...damn, I did took my time guiding his fingers...I'm so bad! million bolts of electricity run thru my body that time...I could smell his natural body scent...kakalibog!
Shit! babaw ng kaligayahan ko!
So yun, di kami naka kuha ng blood!LOL (We failed to extract blood!) puro kasi kalandian ginawa ko!
So i told him to try it one more time. O di ba teacher material na ko ngayon! trying hard much?! I told him where to insert the needle and try to feel its pulsating movement. He focused and after a while, I saw the blood going up the syringe! its a success!!!
I'm so happy for him! You know, that kind of happiness when a mother saw his son going up the stage with honors! That's how I exactly felt! LOL!!!!!
"Thanks sir."
"Yeah sure, no problem".
I went back at my chair with a mysterious smile on my face.
*wink* wink*