ALEXANDERThe hospital room door finally opened. Lorian stepped out first, her movements still a little slow, but the brightness had already returned to her face. Anna followed behind her, carrying a small bag, while the nurse who had been assisting them offered a polite smile before taking her leave.“Her condition is stable. No overexertion, no heavy activity,” the nurse reminded us one last time.Lorian nodded quickly. “Yes, yes. I promise.”Promises that were far too easy to give.I didn’t respond. My hand stayed at her back, steadying her until we reached the car. The driver had already opened the door. Lorian climbed in first, Anna after her, and then I took the seat beside Lorian.The door shut.For a moment, there was only silence and the low hum of the engine coming to life.Lorian leaned her head against the seat and let out a long breath. “Finally. Out of there.”“You need rest,” I said evenly. “Not sightseeing.”She turned to look at me, brows raised. “I know. That’s exact
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