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พนักงาน paramedic กลายเป็นนางเอกที่ตกอยู่ในอันตราย แล้วได้พบกับอัศวินผู้สวมชุดเกราะเปล่งประกาย ในยามที่เธอใกล้จะสิ้นใจ เขาก็มาช่วยเธอไว้
At twenty-four, I had finally landed my dream job as a paramedic. The night of the music festival disaster, I was in the back of the ambulance gathering supplies while we raced toward reports of multiple injured victims. One second I was checking equipment, the next the world flipped upside down. Metal screamed, glass shattered, and I was thrown across the compartment. The pain hit so hard I couldn't breathe. I looked down and saw blood everywhere. My femur was shattered, and I knew enough medicine to understand how serious it was. I drifted in and out of consciousness while chaos erupted around me. Then a man appeared. Calm. Focused. Commanding. He spoke to me the entire time, refusing to let me give up. I never even learned his name before everything went dark. The first week passed in a haze of surgeries and pain medication. Then an infection nearly killed me. Three surgeries became more. I was placed in a medically induced coma for three weeks while doctors fought to save my leg and my life.
When I finally woke, I found my ICU room overflowing with cards, flowers, and gifts from first responders across the region. People I'd never met had been rooting for me. Weeks later, I was transferred to the rehabilitation floor. Walking felt impossible. Sitting up exhausted me. Still, I was alive. One afternoon my supervisor called. After checking on my progress, his voice turned amused. "There's something else," he said. "The paramedic who saved your life has been asking about you for months. He wants to visit if you're okay with it." My heart skipped a beat. I barely remembered his face. Just flashes of strong hands, a confident voice, and stubborn blue eyes that refused to let me quit. "What's his name?" I asked softly. My supervisor laughed. "Oskar Neumann. And fair warning, he's been driving everyone crazy asking how you're doing."