Seraphina waved a hand dismissively. "I haven't thought about it."
"Have you given up on love?"
She didn't answer right away.
"What are you thinking about?" Silas asked.
"Do you remember my intern, Lana?"
"Of course. She was just in your office."
"If she and her boyfriend end up breaking up, then yes, I will officially stop believing in love."
Silas said softly, "They'll be fine."
"How can you be so sure?"
"Because I hope they will be."
During the afternoon shift, Seraphina took the staff elevator straight to the operating room for a specialized intervention.
By the time her shift ended, the sky had turned pitch black.
When she returned to her office, Lana was still there.
Seraphina took off her white coat and put on her jacket. "You're still here?"
Lana looked a bit shy. "I'm waiting for someone."
Seraphina immediately understood. "Got it. I'll head out first."
"Wait, why don't you stick around for a few minutes? My boyfriend can give you a ride."
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