"The tests are coming back inconclusive," I admitted, leaning forward. "Physically, your heart is fine. Strong, even. But the spikes happen every time someone mentions the accident. Every time you think about going back home."
I looked at the monitor. The waves were jagged, jumping in a way that didn't make medical sense. It wasn't a mechanical failure. It was something deeper. Heart Problems [v0.7 Test] By Xenorav
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I pushed open the door to the observation room. You were sitting there, silhouetted against the dim glow of the monitors. The steady beep... beep... beep of the EKG was the only thing filling the silence. "You're still awake," I said softly, pulling up a chair. But the spikes happen every time someone mentions
: The contrast between cold medical environments and hot, personal emotions.