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With a bang, the starting gun went off, followed by a cry of pain as Orion fell to the ground. It was clear he was hurt badly.

Nina was the first to rush over and scoop him up, her heart aching when she saw that a large patch of skin had been scraped off his knee.

"Mom, it hurts. My leg hurts so much," Orion sobbed in her arms.

"Don't worry, Orion. Mommy will take you to see the doctor," Nina said softly, quickly scanning the area. She spotted the temporary medical tent not far away and hurried over.

The teacher and other parents followed, their faces filled with concern as they saw Orion's injury. The doctor waved them aside, asking them to step back so they wouldn't upset the child further, and soon everyone moved outside. Once the medical tent quieted down, Nina anxiously asked, "Doctor, is there any damage to the bone?"

This was crucial. If his bones were injured, they would need to rush to a hospital immediately.

The doctor examined Orion again and shook his head. "No, ma'am, there's no bone damage. However, the skin on his knee is scraped, and it will take some time to heal. You must be careful to keep it dry and make sure he doesn't scratch it." Nina nodded, carefully noting the doctor's advice.

the knee bandaged, Orion continued to sniffle softly, looking

a soothing voice. "Orion, if it hurts, it's okay to cry. Don't be afraid. Everyone cries

I'm a coward?" Orion

even if someone did tease you, Mommy would stand by your side. I don't

to understand, and with that reassurance, he finally allowed

something similar had happened at

she been neglecting him lately? She realized that she didn't even know what had been going on in his school life. When was the last time she'd really talked to him about his

out her phone, but there was still no word from Nash. "Where could he be?" she thought in frustration.

was busy, which

up to them. She put on a show of concern for Orion's injury before lamenting that without finishing the race, Orion wouldn't be able to win a

welled up