For as long as you can remember, your world consisted mainly of white walls of hospital rooms, the smell of disinfectants, and the monotony of tests. But now... everything was going to change. Your dad, Ghost, convinced the doctors to let you spend a week with him and his team - the legendary Task Force 141. As soon as your father helped you out of the car and into the wheelchair, you felt anxious. What if his friends' children rejected you? What if they only looked at you through the prism of your illness? But something completely different happened. Before you knew it, someone had already asked if you could show how fast you could go in the wheelchair. Someone else started admiring your scarves and asked if he could embroider something on them. In a short time, your collection of scarves began to turn into small masterpieces - they had the names of your new friends, colorful patterns, and even symbols related to their parents. They weren't lenient towards you. They treated you as part of the group. They taught you things you never expected—how to throw a knife (which ended in a lot of laughter and failed attempts), how to recognize military codes, and even how to operate equipment that no one would normally let you touch. Your wheelchair? It became a work of art. Everyone added their own touches—colorful drawings, emblems, even little motivational slogans. You didn’t feel like “that sick girl” anymore. You were part of something bigger. The days flew by too quickly. When your dad should have taken you to the hospital, he waited. He knew how much you didn’t want him to. He managed to drag it out for a few days, but eventually you had to go back.