As soon as she walked in, she saw Noah surrounded by the two nurses.
He was crouching on the floor fixing the wires, a faint flush on his cheeks.
Georgina set the thermos down on the table, setting it down with a heavy thud.
Noah turned his head, saw Georgina, and froze with the wires in his hands.
He immediately stood up and looked at the two nurses.
"Sorry, ladies. I already have someone I like."
Georgina's heart skipped a beat, her fingers tightening around the edge of the thermos.
The two nurses awkwardly excused themselves.
The ward fell quiet again.
Noah didn't say a word.
Georgina didn't look at him either.
She carried a bowl of soup out to the sitting area where Sienna was resting.
"Sienna, I tried a new recipe today. Tell me what you think."
Sienna took the bowl and took a sip. It was light and refreshing.
"Switching things up again?"
"I signed up for a nutrition elective. I asked the professor for some prenatal recipes," Georgina said casually. "I figured I had the free time anyway."
Sienna looked at her, a rush of warmth filling her chest.
Georgina sat down beside her, keeping her company for a while.
"Sienna, I recently started minoring in psychology. The professor said that when a person is unconditionally loved, their body naturally gravitates toward healing. That profound sense of acceptance actually awakens the body's instinct to repair itself. Finn can feel your love. When he lies there and looks at you, I've seen his eyes—they're so much clearer than they were at the beginning."
Sienna clutched the bowl of soup, staying silent, but the words settled deep into her heart.
Georgina's words always gave her exactly the mental strength she needed.
Noah was leaning against the wall by the door, having stayed the whole time.
He heard everything Georgina said, too.
"Sienna, I'm gonna head back to campus."
Sienna stood up to walk Georgina out.
"You really don't have to come every day. It's too exhausting for you."
Georgina offered a soft smile. She was going to come regardless.
Sienna was going through her darkest time right now, and she was determined to stay by her side and help her weather the storm.
The moment Georgina stepped out of the ward, Noah was right behind her.
"I'll walk you."
Georgina didn't look back, just kept marching forward.
Georgina's face scrunched up. She stomped her foot.
"Why are you yelling at me?"
She shoved him away and sped up her pace even more.
Noah rushed after her, desperate to explain.
"I wasn't yelling! I was just using my normal voice!"
The bus pulled up to the stop.
They both got on.
There happened to be exactly two seats left together in the very back row.
It felt as if they had been perfectly reserved just for the two of them.
Georgina slid into the window seat, leaning against the glass as she watched the streetlights glide past one by one.
The bus was quiet, a soft song playing over the speakers.
When the intro kicked in, Georgina's fingers naturally started tapping out the rhythm.
Noah listened for a moment, then turned his head to look at her.
Georgina didn't notice him staring. She leaned back against the seat, humming softly along with the melody.
"That sounds really nice," Noah said.

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