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Did someone help us? Did someone—?

Author: Ava
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-11 23:25:14

Ava's POV

I moved to his side, pulling up the plastic chair and sinking onto it. I reached out, my fingers trembling slightly as I brushed his messy hair away from his forehead, noting the unnatural heat of his skin, even though the fever had broken. “Hey, baby,” I murmured, my voice husky, trying to sound normal, trying to be the strong, unwavering sister he always needed.

He looked better today—less pain behind his eyes, or so I hoped. Perhaps the brief break in his constant struggle had given him a flicker of peace. Or maybe he was just pretending for my sake, the way I always pretended for his, a silent pact of mutual deception to preserve what little hope we had.

“Did the tests go okay this morning?” I asked, my voice light, feigning casual interest.

He nodded, a slow, weak movement. “Dr. Nair said my numbers were better.” Then his voice dipped, softer, a shadow falling over his small features. “But he looked worried. Is something bad happening, Ava? Are we… are we out of
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