The girl was still trembling violently, her fragile body shaking against the rough, white hospital sheets. The monitor by her bed beeped in a chaotic rhythm, each sound piercing my nerves like a knife.I ran to her side and wrapped my arms around her, hugging her as tightly as I dared, as if my strength alone could calm the storm raging inside her. She felt so small. Too small.My hands were shaking as I reached for the tray of medicine."Be strong," I whispered to myself. "For her."I prepared the injection, forcing my breathing to slow. The needle slid smoothly into her arm. The seconds stretched unbearably.Gradually, the tremors weakened.Her body softened against mine, and exhaustion replaced the violent convulsions. The storm passed, leaving only ragged breaths and silent tears that trickled down her temples and disappeared into her hair.I pulled her closer, burying my face against her head, breathing in the faint scent of antiseptic and shampoo."It's okay... you're okay now,"
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