Rain lashed against the small pharmacy window.
Liam, the night pharmacist, felt quite stressed.
A sudden heatwave had given way to a massive thunderstorm.
The air was thick and humid, and occasional lightning flashes lit up the street outside.
He was already overwhelmed with late-night prescriptions, and now the power flickered.
Suddenly, the lights went out completely.
Liam fumbled for his emergency lantern.
He needed to access a patient's critical medication dosage, but his tablet, which contained the digital prescription, was almost dead.
His charger was at home.
A wave of anxiousness washed over him.
He tried to remember the patient’s exact treatment plan, but his mind felt foggy with fatigue.
He knew he couldn’t make a mistake.
Just then, the emergency generator hummed to life, and the lights came back on.
Liam let out a sigh of relief.
He quickly found the correct dosage information.
He felt grateful for the generator and a bit embarrassed for his momentary panic.
As he finished preparing the medication, a sense of calm settled over him.
He was satisfied with his quick recovery and felt confident he could handle the rest of the night.
He was motivated to help his patients and remained optimistic about getting through the storm.