Night Shift's Daughter

Night Shift's Daughter

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Devin grew up her entire never knowing her biological father. Her mom married a man that became a drunk and abused Devin. Her mother did nothing to stop it and when she was drunk she even involved in the abuse. Her mom and stepdad died in a car crash Devin is brought to San Antonio Memorial where the night shift ER doctors run a DNA test to see if anyone in any database has a match or a distant match. I don't own Night Shift all rights belong to NBC Devin and characters in her world are my OC. Please tell me if there is grammar issues. I am not a med student or doctor, I am a HS Freshman so the medical terminology is not correct. I might change a few things here and there.
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It had been an hour since I had gotten the call that changed my life. It still hadn't hit completely hit me yet, probably because it was only 3 a.m. I wasn't crying like everyone was expecting me to be doing. I was just staring out of the window, watching the cars passing as we drove to the hospitial. "Where are we?" my six year old sister asked, finally waking up. "We're driving to the hospitial. You need to go back to sleep, Elizabeth," my dad told her. "Why are we going to the hospitial?" she asked. "Shawn was in a wreck," my mom said simply. "Arden's boyfriend Shawn?" she asked. "Yes," mom said. As the conversation between Elizabeth and my parents went on my breathing got faster and so did my heart. Now that I was hearing it being spoken to a six year old it seemed more real. But it couldn't be, I was going to wake up and everything was going to be fine. Shawn would fine. As we pulled into the hospital parking lot I was begging to wake up. I counted my fingers. 1. 2... 6. 7.. 10. I had ten fingers. I read somewhere that in dreams you have extra fingers. So this was real.

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