— ❝ medications and friendships ; msn&wjk
[ @tloujackson ]
The laboratory wasn’t very far away from the hospital.
It was common for the researching laboratories to be close to hospitals because of the resources. In the world they lived now, this didn’t make much sense. Only part of the hospital was working because of the plague. The years had passed and some of the walls had crumbled. This was part of the cycle. Nothing lasted forever. Some buildings fell down and some sources were lost. It was very hard to find electricity in town and other essentials items. The new generation had gotten used to this. However, a hospital and a laboratory needed electricity to work. The machines needed to function. Some machines had been handmade to save energy. The government had taken care of everything, because they needed to find the cure. That was their main priority.
However, some other medications were also needed. Some could be synthesized in the laboratory.
Painkillers were always a must in a hospital. But some other drugs were very rare or scare.
Sana didn’t have the resources she needed to synthesize every single drug to save someone, but even in her secret laboratory at home, she was able to produce some extra drugs that they weren’t allowed to create in the government’s laboratory.
After leaving her work earlier today, the young woman went straight away to her mother’s laboratory. Some new compound was being dried since the day before and now, she only needed to use the compressor to unite the particles into tiny clusters. This was how she produced her pills. Drugs and medications were easy to sell in a solid state. There were obviously some chemical issues connected to this, but this was the only way to get drugs in their world now.
It took her only a couple of hours to be done. Pouring all the pills into a tiny bottle, she wrote the name ‘Wang’ on the label before she left. The hospital was only a few streets away from her house. She was only hoping that her father wouldn’t be outside of the building or he would be wondering why she wasn’t at home, since she had left the laboratory a few hours ago.
Sana didn’t have any problem at reaching the hospital or in finding the person she had been looking for.
Luckily for them, the biochemist had found him alone.
“Was this what you needed, Wang?” She asked him, taking the bottle from her pocket and showing up the label. She had written there not only his name, but also the name of the medication.










