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He smiled, his glasses slipping down his nose as he nodded toward the computer screen.
“You have a very organized system, Mara,” he said.
“It keeps the scheduling mistakes to a minimum,” I said.
“We are glad to have you here,” David said, pointing to the staff roster where my name was listed simply as Mara Bell.
I opened the first folder and began typing the patient history into the new database, the keys clicking under my fingers in a steady rhythm.
The clinic smelled of antiseptic and clean paper, a familiar scent that made the space feel instantly manageable.