CHAPTER 36 IN COMMA

As the guard guided Michael through the forest, the fading sunlight casting long shadows across the ground, Michael's mind replayed the events of the day, his heart heavy with regret and anguish. Finally, they reached the hospital, the harsh fluorescent lights and clinical smells washing over him like a wave as the guard guided him through the maze of corridors. "They took her to the emergency room," the guard said, his voice low and sympathetic as they walked. "The doctor will be able to give you an update on her condition." As they arrived at the emergency room, Michael was met by a nurse who led him to a small, private waiting room, the walls bare and sterile. "The doctor is with her now," the nurse said, her voice calm and professional. "Please have a seat. We'll update you as soon as we know more." Michael sat down, his body numb and heavy as he waited, his mind replaying the events of the day over and over again. Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, the doctor appea