2024-06-30 10:00:43Calvin quickly opened the door, his heart racing as he heard the desperate cries for help. Standing before him was a middle-aged woman he recognized as his neighbor from a few houses down. Normally impeccably dressed and driving a luxury car, she now appeared frantic and disheveled. Her hair was in disarray, her eyes wide with panic, and her clothes rumpled as if she had dressed in a hurry.
"Dr. Hudson," she began, her voice trembling, "my name is Susan Mitchell. I live two houses down from you."
"I know, Mrs. Mitchell," Calvin replied, concern etched on his face. "What's wrong?"
"Dr. Hudson, I know you’re a renowned healer. I need your help—my son is dying!" she cried, tears streaming down her face.
Calvin’s heart sank. "Where is he now?"
"He's in the hospital," Mrs. Mitchell explained, her voice breaking. "But the doctors there have given up. They’ve told us there’s nothing more they can do, and they’re suggest
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They reached the ICU, the sterile smell of disinfectant filling the air as Calvin followed Mrs. Mitchell down the quiet, dimly lit corridor. She led him to a private room where her son lay, surrounded by beeping monitors and various medical equipment. The boy looked frail and pale, his small body barely making an impression on the bed. His chest rose and fell shallowly, each breath a laborious effort.Calvin glanced at Mrs. Mitchell, who gave him a nod of encouragement. Her eyes were wide with fear and hope, and her hands trembled as she clasped them together. Taking a deep breath, Calvin stepped forward, feeling the familiar tingling sensation in his hands, a sign that his healing power was ready to be used.As he approached the boy, Calvin's face hardened with determination. He had to save him. Gently placing his hands over the child's body, he began to focus, channeling all his energy and expertise into diagnosing the boy's condition."Mrs. Mitchell," he said
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In another part of the city, Alana Perry received a phone call in her sleek, modern office. The room was adorned with minimalist decor, a large window overlooking the city, and a polished mahogany desk that commanded attention. As she listened intently to the caller on the other end, her expression remained unreadable, though her eyes gleamed with a calculated intensity."Yes, I understand," she said, her voice smooth and controlled. The caller detailed Calvin's unauthorized medical activities, each word fueling her satisfaction. Her lips curled into a satisfied smile. "Thank you for the information," she replied crisply before hanging up.Alana leaned back in her leather chair, fingers steepled thoughtfully. "Calvin will need my help now," she murmured to herself, already plotting her next move. The prospect of having Calvin back in her life, under her terms, filled her with a sense of power.Without wasting any time, she grabbed her phone and composed a message to Calvin. Her finger
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Calvin turned back to the old man, intending to ask, "Who are you, really?" But the words caught in his throat when he realized the wheelchair was empty.His eyes widened, and he quickly scanned the area. “Where did he go?” Calvin muttered under his breath. The space around him was quiet, filled only with the murmurs of volunteers and the soft groans of patients in the makeshift medical camp.He stepped forward, his gaze darting between the rows of cots and supply tents. “Excuse me,” he called out to a nurse passing by, her arms full of medical supplies.The young woman turned, tilting her head in curiosity. “Yes, Doctor? How can I help?”Calvin pointed to where the old man had been sitting. “Did you see the man in the wheelchair? The older man—he was sitting right there with me a moment ago.”The nurse frowned, her brow knitting in confusion. She glanced at the spot Calvin indicated, then back at him. “I’m sorry, Doctor, but… I didn’t see anyone. You’ve been sitting alone since I pas
