All Chapters of FALLING FOR MY BROTHER'S RIVAL: Chapter 101

Noah’s PovI looked over the request with Sophia, reading through the details of the children’s hospital’s proposal carefully. “A partnership program,” I said slowly. “Bringing kids from the hospital here, or bringing some version of this here to them?”“Both, it sounds like,” Sophia said, scrolling through the letter. “They want to talk about adaptive programming, something for kids managing illness or recovery, who still want to feel connected to art, to sport, to simply being around other children instead of just hospital rooms.”We met with the hospital’s representative the following week, a thoughtful woman named Dr. Alvarez who explained carefully how isolating long-term treatment could feel for young patients, how something as simple as a weekly visit from mentors, or a small adaptive art program, could make an enormous difference in a child’s emotional resilience during difficult years.“We’re not asking you to solve everything,” she said gently. “Just to open a door, the same