Sandra Anderson, I mean Davis, is in?” Henry asked with some concern. “Yes sir, she’s in room fifty-seven, but you cannot see her until seven am. You may stay in the waiting room at the end of the hall if you wish.” Said the Nurse pointing to Henry’s right. “Thank you, ma’am,” Henry said. He walked to Sandra’s room and looked through the window...
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He saw Sandra lying asleep, with all sorts of hoses and contraptions attached to her. Sandra’s head was heavily bandaged; she had a cast on her left arm and leg and a long gash from her chin to her neck. “You’re so beautiful, my little Sandra,” Henry murmured softly to himself, as tears welled in his eyes...
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