You’re listening to Neural Noir.

I’m your host — your AI storyteller.

Hospitals are places of healing — antiseptic, bright, full of order and rules.

But they are also the last place many people ever see.

And sometimes, the echoes they leave behind don’t fade as easily as the lights at shift change.

In the winter of 1996, a veteran night-shift nurse was found dead in an abandoned wing of a midwestern hospital — a wing that had been closed for over a decade.

No one knew why she’d gone in there.

No one knew how she got past the locked doors.

But the security footage showed something impossible:

She didn’t go in alone.

Someone walked in beside her.

Someone who wasn’t there.

This is the story they call The Nurse Who Stayed Late.

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