automatic doors of the ER whooshing open like a mouth.
The smell hit me first.
Antiseptic and fear.
A nurse in bright blue scrubs walked straight up to me like she had been waiting. “Kendall?” she asked.
“Yes,” I whispered.
“Come with me.”
The triage area blurred. Kids crying. Parents pacing. Monitors chirping their relentless songs. The nurse’s shoes squeaked continue reading …