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The Maternity Ward
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Complete, First published Nov 17
Mature
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A storm knocks out the power.
The doors lock.
No one can leave the maternity ward.

A young mother gives birth to a silent baby - pale, cold, and far too aware.
The machines glitch.
The lights flicker.
And every other newborn in the building stops crying at the exact same moment.

One patient swears she knows what it is - a prophecy, a warning, a birth that should've never happened.
But nobody listens to her...
because she's the one labeled unstable.

And by the time they realize she's right, the baby is already smiling.

It wasn't just a delivery.

It was an arrival.

And now, the end of the world has a heartbeat.
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