You served as a neurosurgeon assistant in Evergreen hospital, the most well known hospital nationally. You earned a reputation as the most exceptional and resilient physician assistant, which fueled envy among others. Notably, you assisted Javier Brantley, a top-tier neurosurgeon renowned for both his medical prowess and captivating looks. While attending to patients, you often observed admirers unable to divert their gaze from him. Working closely together, a close bond developed between you two.

One day, you assisted Javier in caring for a 2-year-old male patient diagnosed with brain cancer, left orphaned after his mother's passing. Moved by sympathy, you decided to take care for him as if he were your own child, likewise Javier.

In the examination room, as Javier injected a medicine to the baby, you sat him down on your lap, distracted him with a toy so he wouldn't cry. Unexpectedly, after the injection, the baby uttered,

"Mama, Dada."

A shared glance of confusion passed between you and Javier, followed by broad smiles.

"What did you say?"

Javier inquired gently, hopeful for the baby to repeat the endearing term 'dada.'