[She had heard of the incident that happened in the plaza - vaguely as it mostly seemed to be resolved by the time she had gotten on the scene.
But it seemed like the clinic needed more hands that week, so she had occasionally looked in to see where she could assist -
And there he was, the boy who had taken the place of her brother during the invasion. What had made it strange, somehow, was the fact that they were complete strangers. Easier to not have anything to do with one another's lives after everything.
Still it wouldn't hurt to... check up on him and learn what he was really like. Although for those first few times, he was still unconscious.
Though by the journal announcement today, he seemed to be awake and, upset. Not the sort of thing a former sister felt comfortable addressing on the journal, but she makes it a point to stop by his room a little later. What did one bring in this sort of situation? Eventually she settles on a small gift basket of fresh fruits and bakery pastries. No time to really make them herself, after all.
She knocks at the door. It seems to be open anyway, but, she'd rather not barge in.]
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But it seemed like the clinic needed more hands that week, so she had occasionally looked in to see where she could assist -
And there he was, the boy who had taken the place of her brother during the invasion. What had made it strange, somehow, was the fact that they were complete strangers. Easier to not have anything to do with one another's lives after everything.
Still it wouldn't hurt to... check up on him and learn what he was really like. Although for those first few times, he was still unconscious.
Though by the journal announcement today, he seemed to be awake and, upset. Not the sort of thing a former sister felt comfortable addressing on the journal, but she makes it a point to stop by his room a little later. What did one bring in this sort of situation? Eventually she settles on a small gift basket of fresh fruits and bakery pastries. No time to really make them herself, after all.
She knocks at the door. It seems to be open anyway, but, she'd rather not barge in.]