Novice's Daybook
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Last published Fri, Jul 18, 2025
Karra has never been this excited for her internship at the very hospital where, for years, she has been an in-and-out patient -an occasional patient. According to her, there is this tugging connection, and Karra is in awe now that she is coming around the place that once saw her at her rawest. Still it does, but this time, she plans to be stronger as she steps in as a health ally in training.
But familiarity does not always break the fall. You walk in a different version of yourself, and the place and feeling you thought you knew suddenly become a new ground. Karra faces a full-circle and finds herself in pivotal moments revealing the confronting parts of herself she has quietly neglected. The most vulnerable yet the most heartened.
A series of encounter. Pure, candid, and heartbreaking. Of fulfillments and disappointments, and how growth can also happen in the moments we feel least proud of.
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something i'd love to publish one day. after some hefty editing tho aha. intercept: Felix found himself very invested in Alice's daily visits. He was spending extra time getting ready in the morning. He had only a few inches of light brown wavy hair on top of his head and very little on the sides, yet he was spending his mornings making sure it laid in the perfect spot and looked just messy enough to act like he didn't care. He was setting out his clothes at night so that his jeans wouldn't have wrinkles in them. He was brushing his teeth for double as long as he normally would. He even invested in some floss. When he would go downstairs to Mugz, he would make sure to put on the cleanest Mugz sweater he had. He started sweeping more. Especially around the time she would be in, if only to be out in the lobby with her instead of having to talk over the counter. Alice was the same as always. She was very good at not showing an effect that his words had on her if she didn't want to. Any time she would say something suggestive or bold, Felix would find himself blushing or stuttering, but on the rare occasion that Felix would try to be as bold, she would just grin and laugh. It took him a while to ensure that she was laughing with him and not at his lousy attempts at banter.
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