The Unwritten Chapter

El Johansen had always been exceptional. A top student, a young genius with boundless ambition, he was the kind of person who seemed destined for greatness. His dream was clear—to one day become a renowned surgeon. For now, he had just completed the first step: earning his nursing degree. It was a stepping stone, part of his meticulous plan to enter medical school in two years after gaining real-world experience as a nurse.

The day he received his nursing license was one of the happiest of his life. He could barely contain his excitement as he headed home, clutching the certificate that represented years of hard work. His thoughts were already racing ahead to the future—how proud his mother would be when he told her about his plans, how the next chapter of his journey was about to begin.

But life had other plans.

During one of his shifts at the hospital, exhaustion began to claw at him. The long hours, the endless demands, and the weight of his own expectations pressed down on him like a suffocating force. A sudden, piercing headache stopped him in his tracks. Before he could even call for help, his legs buckled beneath him, and the world went dark.

El Johansen's story ended in that moment.

Or so it seemed.