“Sierra, wait a minute,” Maggie said.

    “Sure. Can I get you something?” she asked.

    “Pull up a chair,” she said. “You’ve really had a wild ride the past couple of years.”

    “Oh yeah,” she said. “Only to get crazier. I’ve agreed to testify when he’s brought to trial. That man has to be put out of business.”

    “Are you afraid?” Maggie asked.

    “It doesn’t matter,” she said. “It has to be done and I’m the one to do it.”

    “I’ve watched you evolve into the most amazing woman I know. A hero. A wonder woman.” She lifted the baby and passed her to Sierra. “My daughter needs a guardian angel, mentor, teacher, friend, a role model. Someone who is her strength. Someone she can always depend on and look up to. I’m so glad she has you.”

    Sierra took the baby so carefully, holding her close. “Wow. Maggie. No one’s ever said anything like that to me before.”

    “They’re all thinking it. I’m so proud of you. I’m in awe of you. Will you be Elizabeth’s godmother? And her fairy godmother? Protector and nurturer?”

    “I will always be there for her. I give you my word.”

    Maggie smiled fondly. “I’ll never lose a minute of sleep, then.”

    Sierra’s heart was as full as her arms.

    She was home.

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           What We Find

    by Robyn Carr

    Just living is not enough... One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.

    —Hans Christian Andersen

    CHAPTER 1

    Maggie Sullivan sought refuge in the stairwell between the sixth and seventh floors at the far west end of the hospital, the steps least traveled by interns and residents racing from floor to floor, from emergency to emergency. She sat on the landing between two flights, feet on the stairs, arms crossed on her knees, her face buried in her arms. She didn’t understand how her heart could feel as if it was breaking every day. She thought of herself as much stronger.

    “Well, now, some things never change,” a familiar voice said.

    She looked up at her closest friend, Jaycee Kent. They had gone to med school together, though residency had separated them. Jaycee was an OB and Maggie, a neurosurgeon. And...they had hidden in stairwells to cry all those years ago when med-school life was kicking their asses. Most of their fellow students and instructors were men. They refused to let the men see them cry.

    Maggie gave a wet, burbly huff of laughter. “How’d you find me?” Maggie asked.

    “How do you know you’re not in my spot?”

    “Because you’re happily married and have a beautiful daughter?”

    “And my hours suck, I’m sleep-deprived, have as many bad days as good and...” Jaycee sat down beside Maggie. “And at least my hormones are cooperating at the moment. Maggie, you’re just taking call for someone, right? Just to stay ahead of the bills?”

    “Since the practice shut down,” Maggie said. “And since the lawsuit was filed.”