Kyra
“This place is awesome, and you just practice like all the time? You must be like a secret warrior ninja,” I said to April. I was in awe of her.
She told me she and her twin sister had just turned forty-two and that her sisters and her sister-in-law had just had babies a few months ago.
“I mean, I do pretty good,” she said with a smirk.
We walked for a little while, and she told me about all the training and how extensive it was.
“We really do need another medical person on staff. We all pretty much know how to patch ourselves and each other up, but it never hurts to have someone that can get the places we can’t reach, reset bones, dislocated shoulders, administer transfusions.”
“I get it. And if I say yes, that keeps Finn here.”
“I don’t know Finn, at all. So, my motive f
