Liliana was happily talking to one of her father's patients. The patient was young man, about 16 or 17, and he had a broken leg.<br/><br/>"I know you've probably already told my father, but how did you break your leg?" Liliana asked.<br/><br/>He grinned, scratching the back of his head. "Well, I just made a stupid mistake while trying to fix the horseshoes on my dad's horse. The horse kicked my leg, and well, here I am."<br/><br/>"That must have really hurt," Liliana said, making a sympathetic face. "You don't seem to mind it though."<br/><br/>"Nah, but I think I'm going to stick to cows and sheep from now on," the boy said, with a laugh.<br/><br/>Liliana smiled, but something caught her attention. She couldn't tell what it was, but she had a sudden urge to go outside. Liliana looked at her wall, as if she could see through it to whatever it was that was calling her silently.<br/><br/>"Something wrong?" the patient asked, bringing Liliana out of her trance-like state.<br/><br/>"Umm, no. Everything's fine," Liliana said, though she could hear the uncertainty in her own voice. She sighed. "I don't know, I just have this odd feeling."<br/><br/>The boy frowned, turning his head slightly to the side like a dog would to better understand. When the door opened and the boy's parents walked in. His eyes lit up and a huge smile spread across his face.<br/><br/>"The doctor said you can come home now," the boy's father said.<br/><br/>Liliana, again, looked to the wall behind her, wondering if she should go. This feeling wasn't foreboding. It was closer to that of an invitation. Still, it wasn't normal for her to feel this way. Confused, Liliana turned back to the patient's bed only to find it empty. The boy's parents must have helped him leave.<br/><br/>"Liliana!" she heard her father calling. Liliana quickly left the room to see what her father needed help with.