Eunice was a little girl who wanted to experience a normal life.

Despite being born to very well-off parents, she had a rare disease that prevented her from living outside the hospital.

“Mom… I don’t want to do any more surgeries, please… it hurts…”

“Honey, just one more, okay? It’s so you can get better.”

“But what if I never get better?”

Eunice liked to distract herself by watching the TV in her private suite and read books. But she longed to play with friends on the playground, walk her therapy dog to the park, and eat unhealthy junk food until she felt too full.

Unfortunately, even after many rounds of experimental treatments and surgeries, her prognosis did not improve.

When she had to be resuscitated consecutively for over two days, she was put into cyro and a multigenerational trust fund was readied under her name. Her resuscitation would happen after medical technology evolved to be able to treat her.

Fast-forward to 2080, her older brother was an old man already, but he was there when she woke up again.

Surgeons already completed surgical procedures that had transplanted out her failing organs.

After a few months of advanced treatment and recovery, she took her first step out the hospital with one of the great great great grandpuppies related to her therapy dog.

“Woof!” The puppy tugged on her leash, leading Eunice to a park nearby.

The air outside was fresh, the trees were lush, and the sky was clear. It was a new beginning for Eunice.