The Love that Never Really Dies

Sasha arrived at the nursing home while wondering if the nurse came here often, considering her familiarity with the place. The moment they alighted from the van, the nurse led her to the innermost building, much to her confusion. “Let’s go there first, Dr. Nancy.” “Hm? What about the ones outside? Sasha asked, glancing at the buildings near them in bewilderment. The nurse seemed to panic a little as she explained, “Dr. Nancy, the ones staying in the innermost buildings are the most serious cases. I think you should take a look at them first.” “Alright then,” Sasha said as she decided not to probe further.

However, she noticed how different the building looked from the others. Besides being impeccably clean, the furniture there was visibly more luxurious, and the employees there seemed well trained and responsible. Huh, this place looks pretty unique ! She walked into the first ward to check on the patient staying inside, but stopped abruptly when she noticed the nurse that had led her discreetly to the nursing home slipping away. “What are you doing, Ms. Sullivan?” she asked.

hurrying back into the room. Sasha glanced at her again, but she did not say anything else. The two of them got to work, and they finished visiting every ward after about an hour. Sasha cleared up the documents in her hands and got up to go to another building. However, the nurse started acting strange the moment they exited the building. She kept fidgeting and looking back, as though she did not want to leave it. What’s going on? “Hey, Ms. Sullivan? Is everything alright?” Sasha asked. “Huh?” the nurse exclaimed, whipping her head around to meet her eyes. She shook her head and answered, “I’m fine. I’m just a little tired.” Ella she’s

the offer, ”Sasha said, glancing at her watch from her. “I have other matters to attend to.” “Alright then. See you, Dr. Nancy!” the employees chorused as they watched her exit the nursing home. The winter skies were bleak and grey, and Sasha wondered if a snowstorm was on its way. When she exited

the van and met her eyes from her. It was as though time had come to stop as they stared at each other in disbelief and shock. an old, frail man with a walking stick alighted from the van and met her eyes. It was as though time had come to stop as they stared at each other in disbelief and shock. an old, frail man with a walking stick alighted from the van and met her eyes. It was as though time had come to stop as