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Power rangers light speed rescue Carter Grayson has been waiting for his older sister Emma to return from school till the school called Carter tell him that Emma was in the school nurse office because she got into a fight and she got a black eye and she need someone to pick her up from school the nurse gave Emma a ice pack and gently placed it on Emma black eye Carter called their mother and told her what happened to Emma at school today their mother take Emma to the hospital while Carter gets her room ready for her when she comes back home when they return from the hospital the doctor said that Emma eye can make it difficult for her to open the eye. Her Vision may blur temporarily. Her eye may be pain around the eye, and possibly give her a headache so emma have to stay home from School tomorrow and rest Carter asked Emma if she needed anything from the kitchen for night emma shake her head telling carter no and fell asleep their mother hand Emma her medicine Emma was still asleep but Carter was getting ready for school and getting Emma homework and her medicine to take before his friend Cole comes to pick him up when Cole came he see Carter Cole asked Carter where Emma Carter tell Cole that Emma is home from school to rest her injury eye and won’t be at school till next Friday at home Emma was talking to her friend Natalie and tell her to record cheer practice today till she comes back next Friday for the prep rally when Carter came back home from school and see Emma was changed her gauze and gently touch her sores eye and put a special eye patch on it and put a special ice pack it’s was frozen carrots on Emma eye and made her a special smoothie with extra banana and some extra carrots that wasn’t frozen and make her banana and carrots smoothie and some extra banana bread for her to eat and make sure that she doesn’t use phone till Friday it’s was Friday and Emma was going back to school and ready for her big cheer performance and had to be extra careful for a few more weeks so bright lights was a no for a few more weeks
The school bell chimed, its metallic sound echoing through the house. Carter Grayson, a Power Ranger with a heart of gold, waited for his older sister, Emma, to return from school. It had been a long day, filled with the usual school day anxieties, but he was ready to hear all about it.
But the familiar sound of the front door opening was replaced by a nervous voice on the phone. The school nurse, her voice laced with concern, explained that Emma had been involved in a fight and had sustained a black eye. Carter’s stomach clenched.
“She needs someone to pick her up,” the nurse said.
Carter’s heart pounded. Emma was tough, but even she couldn’t win every fight. He called their mother, the worry clear in his voice as he recounted the events. His mother rushed Emma to the hospital, leaving Carter to prepare for the worst.
The news from the doctor wasn’t good. The injury could affect Emma’s vision, causing blurriness and pain. She would need rest, lots of it.
As his mother and Emma returned, Carter prepared Emma’s room, ensuring everything was comfortable. He couldn’t bear to see her hurt, but he knew he had to be strong for her.
Emma was exhausted, her black eye throbbing with pain. She refused any food or drink, her eyelids heavy with sleep. The next morning, Carter gently woke her up, reminding her to take her medicine. Cole, his best friend and fellow Ranger, arrived to pick him up, his expression filled with concern for Emma.
“She’ll be alright,” Carter said, though the words felt hollow.
Back home, Emma found solace in talking to her friend, Natalie, about the upcoming cheerleading practice. Natalie, a natural cheerleader, had been kind enough to record the practice so Emma wouldn’t miss anything.
Carter, returning from school, found Emma in her room, her face pale and bruised. He gently helped her change the gauze, the touch of his hand a comfort to her. He knew that Emma, a bright, bubbly girl, couldn’t stay cooped up forever.
He made her a special smoothie with extra banana and carrots, the sweetness balancing the bitterness of the situation. He knew Emma’s favorite snack was banana bread, so he baked a loaf, hoping it would bring a smile to her face.
“No phone until Friday, Em,” Carter said firmly, his voice tinged with concern.
The following Friday arrived, a beacon of hope in Emma’s week. She was ready to go back to school, ready to cheer, ready to be back with her friends. Her eye was still healing, but she was determined to be back in action.
Emma, her face alight with determination, looked at her reflection in the mirror. She was a fighter, a survivor. With a confident smile, she adjusted her special eye patch, ready to take on the world, and the cheer routine.
