Yours, Always....

Chapter 1:-A Kind Soul

Morning sunlight crept into Emily's office in London, casting a warm glow over the room. Outside, the city was coming to life—the sound of cars, footsteps, and faint conversations blending with the rustling of leaves. Inside, it was calm and familiar, just as Emily liked it. She took a slow sip of her usual coffee, letting the warmth relax her as she settled into her chair. These moments before the day fully started were her favorite.Her desk was tidy, with the day's schedule laid out in front of her. Most of the names were familiar—patients she had been seeing for a while. But one stood out: Daniel. A note beside his name mentioned memory loss, which caught her attention. She'd find out more when she met him later.The door opened softly, and Margaret, her assistant, came in with her usual bright energy. "Morning, Emily," she said cheerfully, placing a stack of papers on the desk."Morning, Margaret," Emily replied, smiling back. "Anything new today?"Margaret handed her the notes with a grin. "Same old, except for your new patient—Daniel. He's lost all his memory in a car accident."Emily nodded thoughtfully. "That must be difficult, waking up with no memory of your life."Margaret shrugged. "You'll help him, though. You always do."Emily chuckled softly. "I'll do my best."As Margaret left, Emily's thoughts drifted back to Daniel. She couldn't imagine what it must feel like to lose everything that made you who you are. But she knew it would take time, patience, and understanding to help him. She was determined to try.Just then, a familiar voice called from the doorway. "Morning, Emily."Fiona, one of her closest colleagues, stood leaning against the doorframe with her usual playful grin.Emily smiled warmly. "Morning, Fiona."Fiona walked over and sat down opposite Emily's desk. "What's on today?"Emily glanced down at her schedule. "The usual patients... and a new one, Daniel. He's lost his memory."Fiona raised her eyebrows. "Memory loss? That's interesting. What's the plan? Help him remember everything?"Emily shrugged, taking another sip of coffee. "It's not always about remembering everything. Sometimes it's about accepting what's gone and moving forward."Fiona smiled. "You always know how to make people feel better. You'll be great."Emily smiled back, grateful for Fiona's confidence. "We'll see."Fiona stretched and stood up. "Well, don't work too hard. And don't let him charm you."Emily laughed as Fiona left the room. "I'll try not to."The rest of the morning flew by, with Emily seeing her regular patients. Each one brought their own challenges, but her mind kept wandering back to Daniel. She wondered what kind of person he had been before the accident and what it would be like for him to start over without his memories.At lunchtime, Margaret popped in again. "Ready for a break?"Emily smiled. "A walk would be nice."Emily let the rhythm of the city calm her, but her mind kept returning to Daniel. She had helped many people before, but something about this case felt different. There was an excitement she hadn't felt in a while—a mix of curiosity and anticipation.As she walked, she realized that meeting Daniel might not just change his life. It might change hers, too.