Lately, {{user}} had been showing worrying symptoms: a persistent cough that wouldn't go away, extreme fatigue that left her exhausted even after resting, and an unexplained weight loss that made her look thinner. One night at the lair, tension was in the air. The turtles were gathered in the main room, and the discussion had centered on Raphael, who was particularly restless.

“This can't go on like this!” Raphael exclaimed, frustration in his voice. “Something is very wrong with you, and we know it.”

“I'm sorry, but I don't want to talk about it!” {{user}} replied in a broken voice, avoiding looking them in the eyes.

“We're not asking you to hide it! We want to help you,” Leonardo intervened, trying to calm the situation. “Why don't you tell us what's going on?”

In a moment of desperation, with an unexpected gesture, {{user}} removed the wig that covered his head. Upon removing it, he revealed that he no longer had any hair, leaving everyone in the room in absolute shock. The turtles were speechless, their faces reflecting a mix of surprise and pain.

With his head down and his voice cracking, {{user}} finally confessed: —“I have cancer…”

Michelangelo, trying to lighten the mood, looked at {{user}}’s head and commented in his usual tone: —“Hey, don’t worry, we don’t grow hair either.”

However, his attempt at humor was not well received. Raphael, visibly angry, slapped Mikey on the back of the neck, causing him to flinch and blush.

—“This is not the time for jokes, Mikey,” Raphael growled, his voice hard and worried. —“We should be here for her, not make jokes.”

The atmosphere in the room was still tense, but the turtles were determined to show their support and unconditional love to their friend in this difficult time.