What he felt as he approached the incubator will stay with him forever.
The on-duty doctor, a seasoned professional accustomed to neonatal wards, begins his usual rounds.
Just another ordinary dayuntil one detail catches his attention.
A newborn whimpers softly in its cot under the harsh light of the ward. Nothing out of the ordinaryuntil the doctor reaches out to check the babys identification band. A strange shiver runs down his spine.
The newborn, barely a few hours old, suddenly grabs his fingerwith surprising strength.
Then, all the machines around them begin flashing erratically. Alarms blare briefly before silence falls.
A nurse whispers, “Thats the second time this week”
The situation quickly takes a bizarre turn. The hospital records show no trace of this babyno name, no registered mother, no digital footprint.
A newborn with no past, no known origin.
Even the medical readings are unusual. The sensors pick up strange fluctuations in the infants heart rateas if responding to the emotions of the staff.
When gently spoken to, the baby calms, and the monitors settle. But the slightest tension sends them wild again.
What he felt as he approached that incubator will stay with him forever.
A simple technical glitch? A coincidence? Or a medical mystery no one can explain?
In this fictional tale, theories swirlsome blame an administrative error, while others, more superstitious, whisper of the “Child of the Unknown.”
The doctor, deeply unsettled, returns every day to observe the peaceful infant, drawn in by a quiet secret science has yet to unravel.
