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I felt an overwhelming weight pressing down on me. When I turned my head, I was taken aback to see Sarah, who had just scolded me a moment ago, now lying beside me.
As I took in my surroundings, it hit me that I was not in a hospital, but in Sarah's spacious apartment.
I shifted slightly, and Sarah, resting on top of me, let out a soft gasp.
A rush of sensations washed over me, and a long-lost vitality surged through my body once again.
I pushed her away quickly and got up, heading to the bathroom.
In the mirror, I was shocked to see a strong body with well-defined muscles, which should have faded after my kidney donation.
Anxiously, I glanced at my lower abdomen.
The frightening scar that should have been there was, surprisingly, smooth and blemish-free.
I stood frozen, strugg
