He Was Getting Increasingly Anxious
Alex rechecked his watch, his hands fidgeting restlessly. Each tick of the second hand made him visibly more agitated. A nearby nurse noticed the growing distress in his body language and approached with practiced calm. “Sir, can I help you with something?” she asked, her voice gentle.

He glanced up, startled, and nodded. “I’m waiting to see Sarah,” he said, his voice tense and rushed. The nurse could see the urgency in his face, the kind that goes deeper than worry. Whatever was on his mind, it wasn’t simple anticipation—it was desperation wrapped in unease.
