Red is biting down on Sarah’s scarf, letting out periodic screams. With each scream, flocks of birds fly away from the willow tree crossing the lake. Sarah comforts her that the birds over the lake are a good omen. After the agony of natural birth, a baby girl emerges in Dr. Jeff’s arms. Enraptured expression drawn on his face, the doctor succumbs to virus symptoms and falls on the ground holding the baby in his arms. Barely able to keep her balance, Sarah helps to revive him. To determine if the baby is virus free, she asks him to perform a blood test and check her vital signs. Upon confirmation of no trace of the virus, his face lights up. Leaning back against the tree, he permits his mind to absorb pleasant thoughts rather than suppressing them with medication. Despite profuse nose blee
