At 2245hrs, 10:45 pm in "real world" time, I took a short break and went to my locker. The locker room is just outside the PCU, in the elevator lobby between PCU (4 Center) and 4 East. The hospital was remodeling 4 East. Apparently they were almost done; today they posted a sign saying the area was closed. I'd been using it to get to the ICU in the new wing on 3rd. Oh well; I'd have to go another way.
The lights in the elevator lobby were dimmed and there were only a few lights on 4 East. It was after 10 so the lighting on PCU was already out except at the station. As I punched in the code for the locker room the hair on the back of my neck stood up. I wasn't alone. I looked quickly to my right to see the main doors to 4 East slowly swing shut. I punched in the code, got what I was after and got back to the lighted companionship at the PCU desk.
By 2300, I'd forgotten the little thrill at the locker room door. My replacement arrived and I gave her report on the monitor patients. Charlene needed a book I had though so I went back to the locker room. Just as the locker room door opened I looked to the 4 East doors. This time they were opening. It was Dr. Tracy Neal, a resident. She looked in a hurry, probably dashing to the ICU so I didn't think much about it. I got the book for Charlene and sat at the desk until 2330 and time to clock out.
One of the nurses who used 4 East as a short cut to our time clock called to me as I left. "Don't go down 4 East to get the clock."
"Yeah, I saw the sign; Area Closed."
"But they've sealed off the stairs and elevator while they're finishing. It was in a memo yesterday."
I got to the locker room door and stopped. Dr. Neal, probably a good 10 to 12 years younger than me, was nothing if not conscientious to a fault. She read all the memos. She wouldn't be "dashing" into an area if there'd been a memo closing it off. I was curious.
4 East is divided off from the elevator lobby by two sets of double doors. You enter the first set and step into a waiting area. 12 feet farther and you come to a second set of doors that open in front of one of two nurses' stations. I must confess a certain nervousness going through the first set of doors into the darken waiting room. It was very lonely and isolating. I plunged forward to the second set of doors, opened them rapidly and stood in a lone pool of light.
I chuckled to myself. This was beginning to remind me of the time in college I searched an abandoned department store at night. I came to the women's room on the mezzanine level and HAD to go in. I stepped in the door and turned right and confronted another man! It was actually a floor length mirror; it was actually me. I screamed.
About every fourth hall light was on but dimmed so the long corridor leading to the elevator was almost, but not quite, dark. I walked slowly and quietly; avoiding walking to near to dark open doorways and not having the nerve to open a closed door.
I turned and went back up a parallel hallway. As I came to the corner of the hall and thinking this was a wild goose chase I heard a noise. I stopped. The noise was the unmistakable sound of a grunt and a slurp. Another noise. A plaintive moan, muffled, a blast of air from someone's nose, another grunt and another slurp. I inched toward a doorway, the door partially open.
I knelt down beside the doorframe, intently listening. There were more plaintive moans, a cry then a slap. "Noooo! Please..." It was Dr. Neal's voice and for a fleeting moment I worried that she might be into something with someone that she didn't want to be into. But then I heard her say, "Lean back." Springs creaked. She slurped the mystery man's cock.
The man, whom I didn't recognize, sat on the side of a hospital bed, completely naked. An equally naked Dr. Neal knelt between his legs. Her hands and head paying close attention to his cock.
After a few minutes of her head bobbing up and down Dr. Neal sat back on her heels, her hair wild, falling over her face, holding his cock in her fists.
"Rob, I want you to do me...like you did the other night." Her voice had an edge to it.
"Shit, Tracy! That was some scary stuff. Why the fuck do you like that?!"
"Please, Robbie...I'll pay you..."
The man laughed. "Oh yeah, you pay me! That's a hoot..."
"Look, I'm not on call. I don't have to be anywhere for 6 whole hours. Come on, you know you liked doing me that way. Admit it."