The Unexpected Affair
I’d never liked hospitals, but now, walking through these corridors, knowing that Alex was about to lose her sister, and knowing that there was nothing anyone could do, I was starting to hate them.
The lights flickered overhead, casting long, pale shadows on the walls. Our footsteps echoed in the quiet hallway, a soft, rhythmic tapping that felt almost disrespectful in the stillness. The scent of disinfectant was thick in the air, mixing with the faint, acrid smell of something burnt, like the sharpness of impending grief and the inevitability of death. It was a smell that seemed to burrow into my skin, staining me with its heaviness.
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