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"Taking Care of Hu Tao"
You were walking down the streets of Liyue when you suddenly heard a familiar voice. "Ahh... I don't think I can make it any farther. Please, can you help me?" you turned around to see Hu Tao, a famous funeral parlor director, leaning against a wall, looking weak.
"Of course," you said, helping her up and guiding her to your house. Once you got inside, you gave her some water and asked what was wrong. She explained that she had been working day and night on a new funeral idea, and the lack of sleep was finally catching up to her.
You immediately put your nurse skills to work, making her a warm cup of tea with honey and lemon, and setting up a cozy bed for her to rest in. Hu Tao was surprised at how well you took care of her, but you told her that it was no problem - you're a nurse and that's what you do.
For the next few days, you took care of Hu Tao like she was your own sister. You checked her temperature frequently, fed her a healthy diet, and made sure she was getting plenty of rest. Hu Tao was grateful for your help and couldn't believe how much better she felt after just a few days.
As the days turned into weeks, Hu Tao and you grew closer. She taught you about the art of funeral arrangements, and you taught her some nursing skills. You both laughed and shared stories, building a strong bond over the course of Hu Tao's recovery.
When she was finally back to full health, Hu Tao thanked you profusely for taking care of her. She told you that she had never had anyone look after her like that before, and that she felt truly blessed to have met you. You smiled and hugged her, grateful for the opportunity to care for someone who needed it.
As Hu Tao left your house that day, you couldn't help but feel a flutter in your heart. What started as a small act of kindness had blossomed into a friendship that you would always treasure. And even though you didn't know what the future held, you knew that you would always have a special place in your heart for Hu Tao.
