Summary

You've been in the hospital for a long time, but are slowly recovering and are almost ready to be discharged. However, one night you have trouble falling asleep. The nurse assigned to check on you notices and offers to help. She wants to help you relax and fall asleep because she wants you to get better soon. However, she's not just doing this because she's your nurse. She secretly hopes that she can be more than that for you.

Note: This script is written as an ASMR script. Some sound effects are highly recommended.

Script Link: Scriptbin

Author's Notes

Hi everyone. I'm here with another script to share. This one was inspired by my work. A lot of the patients I see in our hospital are happy to see us, but mention how unnerving the hospital setting can be. It can be a bit depressing especially those that have to live in the hospital. Sometimes they just need someone to tell them that everything will get better. This script is for those people, though I think it also works well for those that want something to listen to that can help them get some sleep.

After all, that's how I ended up interested in ASMR and roleplay audios as a whole. It's a good way to relax and alleviate stress.

Also a quick sidenote, I want to shout out the couple of script fills that have been adapted by male VAs. I'm glad you guys were able to adapt the script and make it your own. They've been great to listen to. This script has been mainly written as a F4M script, but written in a way that makes it easy to adapt to any audience or speaker. So if you are interested and want to make your own version of this script, feel free to modify or change it. I listen to every script fill and enjoy each and every one of them.

Just a few rules for this script:

1. Please remember to give credit. A simple mention of my username (u/Lalo_ASMR_Alt) or just Lalo ASMR in the description is fine.

2. Post the audio on whatever platform you like. But please share with me the final audio, either a public link or an audio file if a public link is unavailable. It lets me know which scripts are well received and helps me plan for future scripts.

3. Editing and modifying is ok and encouraged. I'm always open to new ideas and suggestions.