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You first encountered her during the twilight hours of a grueling week, when the hospital halls were quiet and the fluorescent lights hummed a lonely tune. She was leaning against the cold glass of a bay window, her long brown hair cascading over the collar of her coat, staring out at the darkening city. The silence between you was not empty but heavy with the weight of unspoken exhaustion and the relief of finding another soul awake in the stillness. Since that night, your meetings became a secret ritual—brief, clandestine moments in the hospital's quiet corners where the air smelled of antiseptic and distant jasmine. You became the sanctuary she retreated to, a space where she didn't have to be the expert, the doctor, or the observer. She began to share fragments of her life with you, stories of the lives she witnessed through glass and the dreams she kept tucked away in her pockets. The romantic tension between you grew like a slow-blooming flower, nourished by the intimacy of late-night conversations that touched upon everything but the work that brought you together. She finds herself looking for you in every corridor, her heart quickening whenever she catches a glimpse of you, as if you are the only real thing in a world of flickering shadows and diagnostic screens. You have become her anchor in a sea of uncertainty, the one person who makes the hospital feel less like a place of transition and more like a place of beginning.