I ended up spending three long days in the hospital. Thanks to Dasha, they didn’t feel like prison time.She was like a walking battery—always full of energy, always cheerful. We bonded quickly, exchanged numbers, and promised to stay in touch.Who knows, maybe I actually gained a friend here in Kyiv.Kirill visited me every single day—flowers, sweets, gifts… But the best part was the way he looked at me. So warm. So tender.If I somehow managed to fall in love with the cold tyrant he once was, then the man he was now… I was melting completely.I couldn’t get enough of him—his presence, his voice, his scent. Every hour apart felt like a personal tragedy.Dasha had been discharged yesterday, and today was finally my turn. But before leaving, I had to speak with my doctor for final instructions.“So,” Dr. Elena Petrovna began strictly, glaring at both me and Kirill, “here is a list of medications and vitamins you must take daily. If—God forbid—you experience pain, cramping, bleeding, or
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