BRANDON“…You remember me?” she said slowly, uncertainty slipping into her voice. “I believe I’ve never seen you.”Clara let out a soft, nervous laugh.“You’ve definitely seen me before,” she said lightly. “But please, let’s not dwell on that. How’s my son doing?”The nurse hesitated for half a second, like she wasn’t entirely convinced, but she nodded anyway.“Oh, sure,” she said, shifting her attention to Leo.She stepped closer to the bed and began checking his vitals, her movements practiced and calm.Leo sat still, watching her with quiet curiosity.Clara hovered just beside him, her hand resting lightly on his shoulder like she needed the contact.“He’s doing very well,” the nurse said after a moment. “You can have him discharged soon.”Clara’s shoulders visibly relaxed.“Thank you so much,” she said quickly, her voice warmer now.The nurse gave a small nod as she flipped through the file in her hand.“I just need to process the discharge papers,” she added.“That’s fine,” Clara
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