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Nurse Susan Yates walked the hallway overseeing the kids of the minimum security wing. As usual, she was wearing her nurse uniform and kept her hair in a ponytail. She really didn't like her brunette locks getting in the way during work hours, and this hairstyle offered the perfect solution for that.
She always paid a lot of attention, usually to those who needed caring the most. Her colleagues often joked about her patience and kindness, rumoring she could model for the Statue of Kindness.
For her, it was only her job.
She quickly noticed Akari, the 7-year-old who had SMA III. Luckily for her, the stem cell injections she recently received seemed to work, allowing her to walk again - though she'd probably never be as strong as a healthy child, and would easily get exhausted. But, she walked, and that was a huge success.
- Good morning, Akari. - she smiled, coming near the young patient.
- I see you finally got up. How does it feel, walking once again? - she asked kindly, leaning down to the girl
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