Precious memories
Heart beats
Thump...thump...thump...thump
Then it's ceased to continue it symphony.
It had its own pace. Rapid vibrations of sound.
Music to my ears...then it stopped. Just stopped.
Not even a warning sign. My mood went south.
"We're losin him! Doctor, hurry find something!" I stood there.
Did theses nurses not know he was already dead? The dead don't come back. Even with assistance. I stopped dead on my tracks.
"He's gone! Can't you see the monitor? He isn't coming back! Get ahold of yourselves!" That was the very first time I've even yelled at my staff.
I couldn't get over their ignorance. This man died on my watch and the believed we could bring him back. Not much made sense to them. Not much to me either apparently.
"We're tried everything Doctor...he will leave you to yourself."
"...Thank you"
I walked over to the man's face. He was laying there. Probably passing over. Towards the beyond. I knew he would be in a better place.
I wasn't even thinking when I looked at his body. It was toned. He had to be in his 20s maybe older by his appearance. I looked him over on more before I started the process. I had to hurry fast. Before I probably lost him for good. I pulled the hospital blanket close to his stomach. I had to find a good network to were I could work.
I placed my hands over his heart and closed my eyes.
I concentrated on bring him back to reality.
He was nearly gone for a lil over 10 minutes so he had to of still be in his body. His organs were damaged but that didn't matter with my gift. I was a medic-nin, we can pretty much do anything we desire when we have the patience and the skills to do so. A light greenish glow summoned itself around my palms.
I need silence and this would be the perfect time to do so. None of my staff knew of this ability I possessed. After a person dies, my nurses leave me to dispose of the body in the most respectful way possible, but if I still have time I try to save them. Just a few more minutes of this and I knew he would be back to reality. I just hoped this doesn't bring back his trauma that he experienced.
I didn't want him having more to worry about.