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“Thank you.” I said to the nurse and started walking with her. It was awkward but I did all I could to not make it awkward for her.

Making small talks and responding to most of her questions, she wouldn’t stop smiling and talking until we were in the special ward.

“We’re here,” she said to me and I nodded, “I’m sorry I can’t go in with you because only special nurses and doctors with a higher qualification are allowed in there.” She explained.

“That so?” I asked, I never thought that something like this could also be found in a hospital where everyone is supposed to be equal.

“Yes,” she answered before diving into explanation, “this is where they take all the big shots and pay so much attention to them.” She said.

“Wow, I didn’t know that,” I responded before clearing my throat, “anyways, thank you for bringing me here or I was bound to lose my way for sure.” I thanked her and she smiled.

“I should thank you for giving me your number too.” She added and bowed before leaving me alone t