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0049: Three Weeks Of Hell

Author: FlyingDove
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-06-14 07:04:44

ALICE'S POV

The screening program was running again, and the pediatric wing was full before nine.

Morwen had been directing traffic since before the first families came through the door, and by the time they did, she had it moving. The nurses went back and forth with charts and coffee cups. Parents came in nervous and went home relieved. I worked through my list.

Remy was my first follow-up of the day.

He came in holding his mother's hand, a piece of paper pressed to his chest. The allergic rea
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    To all my amazing readers, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your incredible support!A very special shout-out to [Tummy], [J D], [Byron Prewitt], [Penny Brannon], [Diana Bizousky], and everyone else who took the time to leave comments. Reading your thoughts and reactions makes every chapter worth writing.Thank you to everyone who voted with gems, left five-star reviews, added this book to your library, and kept coming back for every update. Your support motivates me more than you know.If I missed your name this time, please know that I appreciate you just as much. Every read, comment, gem, review, and share helps this story grow.I hope you'll continue this journey with me because the best is yet to come!With love,Flying Dove ❤️

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