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Saint Marlow Hospital never truly sleeps. On East Seven, the overnight care ward, the living aren't the only ones on the schedule. Call bells chime from empty rooms. Elevators stop on closed floors. An abandoned wing breathes cold air into brightly lit corridors. And in Room 713, something that died alone has never forgiven the staff who were too busy to come. New night-shift nurse Lena Ortiz thinks she's prepared for anything until her first rounds introduce her to Saint Marlow's unofficial census: the lingering patients who don't know they're dead, the old head nurse who still keeps vigil in the break room, and the furious presence that rattles beds whenever someone starts to slip away. As flu season surges and codes pile up, the line between clinical crisis and haunting becomes impossible to ignore. The administration blames wiring and overwork. The day shift laughs it off. But the nurses, orderlies, and guards who walk these halls after midnight know better. On this ward, ghosts don't just moan in the walls; they test the staff, stalk the vulnerable, and try to drag the forgotten into their endless replay of fear. To keep her patients alive and herself sane, Lena must learn the unspoken rules of East Seven: never answer certain calls alone, never let anyone die staring at the ceiling, and never, ever forget that some of the hands at the bedside aren't attached to the living. In Staff, Angel Mukhiya weaves a chilling, deeply human tale of a haunted hospital where the dead won't leave, the living won't look away, and the night shift is the only thing standing between them. Fans of medical dramas and atmospheric ghost stories will never look at a quiet ward the same way again.

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