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The Garden She Tends
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2025-06-04 00:17:03It had only been ten days, not a month, not even three weeks, when the first veteran walked unassisted through the military barracks’ central corridor.
Colonel Duane Xander, once known as the “Iron Fist of the Eastern Front,” had been bedridden for over two years. A devastating spinal injury had left him partially paralyzed, in constant pain, and prone to violent spasms. No doctor, eastern or western, had been able to stabilize his nerves without risking further damage.Yet, here he was. Walking. Slow, deliberate steps, yes, but without a cane. Without pain.Gasps had erupted like gunfire across the corridor. Soldiers had paused mid-drill, medics froze in the middle of their charts. Even the stone-faced General Hanson, who had scoffed when Arla-Rosa first arrived, let out a stunned breath. “She… she did it?” the general had muttered. “She did,” whispered Commander Leighton. “In just ten days.”Inside the healing ward, Arla-Rosa washed he
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