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After hearing my request, she left me completely alone, watching as the stars emerged from the thick clouds and the full moon rose high, shining as always.

I took a deep breath, trying to control the urge to curl up on the floor and cry inconsolably at everything happening in my life.

However, when tears began to overflow from the corners of my eyes, the nurse arrived, indicating that I should eat something.

I just nodded, and she left the food tray on the table next to the bed.

"You need to eat, Doctor Wolfang, you know it well," she spoke sternly.

I returned to lie on the pillow, turning away from the stack of papers at my feet, even ignoring the food with its exquisite smell that invaded my nostrils.

Unable to continue my bitterness and starving myself with that absurd strike that only affected me, I sat in the middle of the bed to review what Nia had left me, a bit skeptical of what I would find.

I took a bite of sweet bread while perusing those pages with my medical history, symp