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Demetrius' body temperature had reached 39 degrees, and the doctor, seeing his condition was not good, recommended that he be hospitalized.

Demetrius was experiencing difficulty breathing and was unsteady on his feet. A nurse was present to give him injections. His thin, fleshless hand made it easy to be pin the needle, and she instructed him to bear with it. Demetrius didn't show any signs of pain or discomfort.

She asked, "Is anyone coming to visit you?"

Demetrius shook his head. "No, I don't think so."

The nurse looked concerned. "Are you sure? Sometimes it gets lonely here in the hospital. Do you need me to call your parents?"

Demetrius shook his head. "No, that's okay. I'd rather just rest."

"Well, if anyone does call or come by, just let me know," the nurse said, smiling. "I'll make sure they don't disturb you."

"Thanks," Demetrius said.

The nurse gave Demetrius some instructions before leaving. "Even if you turn on the air conditioner, your hands will gradually become co
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