The digital echo of a heartbeat was all that remained. For Nancy Guthrie, eighty-four years of life had been reduced to a quiet, mechanical rhythm—one sustained not by chance.
But by a pacemaker designed to ensure continuity where nature had begun to falter. Each day followed a predictable cadence.
The gentle, invisible pulses of her device marked time more faithfully than any clock on the…
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