Life must go on. That had become Olivia's motto ever since she became a doctor. She had no time to grieve for a broken heart because hundreds of lives relied on her.
She walked down the hallway, nodding and smiling at everyone who greeted her, without them even knowing she had a breakdown moments ago.
The familiar beeping of monitors greeted her when she entered one of the patient's rooms.
Bea Perez, 10 years old, lay in her bed, various apparatus attached to her frail body. Mr. and Mrs. Perez sat by her bedside, exhausted and worried about the little girl who had succumbed to a coma.
But it was the small figure in the corner that caught most of Olivia's attention. Lea Perez, Bea’s twin sister, was curled up on the couch, arms wrapped around her knees. Her eyes never left her parents,
