"Pneumonia?" She asked, disbelief evident in her voice. "Yeah. Haoie is one of those few people who sometimes get the symptoms all at once, which really is not good because what if it ends up being fatal? But it's pneumonia and I'm personally not sure about how severe it is and so the doctor gave me a script for antibiotics because it's bacterial, and told me to take him to the hospital just to be safe, so I took a taxi to the hospital." I explained.

She hummed in understanding and cleared . "What are the doctors at the hospital saying?" She asked.
"Same thing, they're just running a few checks on his immune system, just to make sure there's nothing else wrong before they let us leave so that I can get him his antibiotics." I told her and I could hear the faint scratching of a pen on paper before she responded.

"I'm assuming you will not be coming back in today?" She asked and I nodded, before realising she couldn't see me. My cheeks heated up and I cleared my throat before responding, "Ah, yes, I won't be coming back in. I'll be staying home and caring for Hao. I must go now, I have to call Hao's mother to tell her what's happening. Goodbye." I hung up before she could respond. I felt bad for lying, Minghao's mum had already been notified. The real reason I had to go was because the doctor was approaching me.

The doctor was a man who seemed to be a few years older than me. He was a very good looking man, I admit. His hair was dyed red and his facial features made him look quite panda-like. He wore small, mismatched earrings and I noticed he wore a band on his left ring finger. He was married, which didn't come to me as a surprise. Whoever he was married to was a lucky person, he looked like he was a caring person. When he stopped in front of me, I saw he had a genuine smile on his face, which relieved me.

"Are you Mr Junhui? My