Chapter 13 - Sarah’s Protective Instincts Take Over
The afternoon sun shifted across the pastel pink walls, casting long, warm shadows across the hospital bedroom floor.
Nurse Linda stepped into the room with a calm, professional smile, carrying a routine vital signs monitor on a rolling cart.
“How are we feeling after all that excitement, Sarah? Your blood pressure spiked a bit during the legal showdown,” Linda asked.
“I’m feeling stronger than I have in years, Linda... just ready to meet my little one,” Sarah answered, smiling warmly.
Linda checked the fetal heartbeat monitor, listening to the strong, rhythmic swoosh filling the quiet room with life.
“Everything looks completely stable and healthy... your baby is ready to enter a much safer world very soon,” Linda reassured her.
Uncle Richard stood up, patting Sarah’s shoulder gently before walking toward the door to give her privacy.
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“I’ll be right outside in the private waiting area if you need anything at all, Sarah,” Richard said before stepping out.
Sarah closed her eyes for a moment, letting the gentle rhythm of the hospital equipment lull her into a deep, restorative rest.
