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  • 𝐀 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐭 𝐔𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫 𝐒𝐜𝐫𝐮𝐛𝐬 (Head nurse x secret agent/HeadAgent) by xanti_fr0st
    xanti_fr0st
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    The hospital was supposed to be a place of healing. For the head nurse, every day meant long shifts, difficult patients, and the responsibility of keeping the ward running smoothly. Life was predictable-until a mysterious new patient arrives under an unusual identity. But there is more to him than meets the eye. Behind the hospital walls, a secret agent is hiding in plain sight, carrying a dangerous mission that no one can know about. He was never supposed to get close to anyone, especially not the head nurse who keeps asking questions he can't answer. As secrets begin to unravel, the line between duty and trust becomes harder to see. One is sworn to protect lives. The other is sworn to protect a secret. And neither expected their paths to cross. Sometimes the biggest secret isn't what's hidden under the scrubs... but what's hidden in the heart.
  • [14+] (Head nurse x secret agent - Head agent) - The Agent's Cure by Sincerentlylime
    Sincerentlylime
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    A dangerous mission brings a wounded secret agent to a quiet hospital under a false identity. The only person trusted to care for them is the hospital's dedicated head nurse, whose calm professionalism hides a compassionate heart. As the days pass, whispered conversations turn into genuine trust, and the line between duty and personal feelings begins to blur. But with enemies still searching, hidden identities, and missions that refuse to stay in the past, every choice could put both of them in danger. Can healing mend more than physical wounds, or will the truth tear them apart before they get the chance? Headcanon: The Secret Agent is bisexual and polyamorous. The Head Nurse is a straight ally. Genre: Romance • Action • Spy • Drama • Slow Burn Rating: 14+ Sometimes the greatest mission isn't saving the world-it's finding someone worth coming home to.