The nurses who had once cared for him refused to return to that room. The air around his bed felt heavy with the weight of everything that had happened — grief, violation, and something that could never fully be explained.
Dr. Mercer resigned quietly a year later, unable to reconcile the line between science and morality that had been crossed right under his supervision.
And Room 312B was permanently sealed — a silent reminder that in medicine, sometimes the most terrifying mysteries are not born of miracles, but of men.
