Mr. Sullivan, you just underwent an operation. Its best that you stay in bed and recover for the coming days, said Dr. Turner.
Victor frowned in silence. Perhaps because he had just woken up, he looked aloof and standoffish.
But Dr. Turner paid no mind to the mans attitude, for he had already been accustomed to it.
The first time he met Victor was four years ago.
Back then, the dean took him to Sue Garden and he personally examined Victor. Dr. Turner could still remember the first time he saw the young man. The overpowering smell of cigarette pervaded in the room, and Victor was lying on the sofa. His shirt was disheveled and it looked like he hadnt changed his clothes for days.
The man looked hopeless and depressed.
Those were the first things Dr. Turner thought of when he saw Victor for the first time.
And in that moment, he noticed that Victor had lost all desire to continue Living.
Before coming to Sue Garden, the dean didnt tell Dr. Turner too much about the patients condition. All the dean said was that the patient was having trouble sleeping.
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But later on, Dr. Turner realized that Victor wasnt just insomniac.
He hadnt slept a wink for three days, and he could die at any given moment. It wasnt until then that the dean told him about the reality of Victors condition.
It was then that Dr. Turner became Victors personal doctor.
While he was lost in thought, Susan spoke to him.
Dr. Turner, if I may ask. Is there any food that Victor isnt allowed to eat?
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Just make sure that he eats light food while hes recovering. He should not eat anything cold or spicy for the time being. Dr.
Turner turned his gaze towards Susan and then he saw that she was carefully making notes about his advice on her phone.
Hes not allowed to smoke cigarettes or drink liquor.
Is there anything else we need to pay attention to? asked Susan while nodding along.
Thats about it. Oh, wait, theres one more thing. Make sure that his wound doesnt get wet, replied the doctor.
Got it. Thank you, Susan responded. Her eyes looked so gentle that it warmed peoples hearts.
Dr. Turner had met her several times and he had a good impression of her. He could tell that she was sincerely worried about Victor.
This is my job, you dont have to thank me. Theres no need to worry, Miss Salazar. The hospital will assign someone to handle Mr.
Sullivans diet, he said with a smile.
As a matter of fact, anyone admitted to the VIP ward would have a personal dietician assigned to them. Thus, Susan really didnt have to mull over what Victor should or shouldnt eat.
But of course, she already knew that. However, she wanted to ask Dr.