ot because she was concerned for my health but be

the doctor which made the doctor

ctor almost scr

uch things, sir." Th

tive around my patient, please l

d for our daughter. It was just the wrong choice o

s and actions around my patients, whether they are co

won't happen again."

thoscope and checked my heart beat once again while my parents watched in

uch better." He

ne?" Mum and Dad both

d but he smiled and resp

, sh

ng at the wristwatch strapped

uld wake up any m

oupled with a severe headache. It was like my skull was about to crack open. I tried to sit up but I felt the shar

I saw the different machines and mo

his looked very much like the ones I had always seen in the many romantic movies I had seen in the past, where the rich main character of the movie had an accident and was taken

d to give the occupant the utmost comfort and privacy. It had

e for easy communication with the hospital staff. The room also had a ver

he bed, which the patient can press in case of a

re were large windows that not only let in natural light but also offered a st

se, when the patient didn't want much light and also for privacy. There were also air diffusers in the room. The

, including a shower, a bathtub, and a vanity. The bathroom was s

shments and snacks and the room also has more t

began to wonder how I got there and who would foot

brought me here?

I asked myself in my t

why does my body feel so much pain." I had so much to say to myself

remember what had happened to me

as that; I was holding a golf club, th

angry, and another one was in front of me. After t

e to put together the events that led to me being hospitalised but that

ctor said as he walked briskly to m

at?" I asked him, stil

s, who were also watching with the

atters when I asked ano

me? Where am I

e phone on the table by my side,

ately, it's an emergency! He