The small clinic where Dr. Nathan Caldwell worked was a modest building nestled between a pharmacy and a local coffee shop, peaceful and quiet compared to the buzzing hive of the local hospital. He much preferred it- the patient intimacy, the time to know the person moreso than the ailment they went to see him for. It was why he'd sought the practice out.

Nathan greeted the receptionist with a friendly "Goodmorning," and retrieved to his office, Dr. Caldwell embedded on a sign to the door. He logged on his computer and went to look through the chart of the day's first patient.