Working as Dr. Kabir's receptionist is a lot of hard work. He's a very busy doctor, so a lot of patients come to visit his clinic for appointments every day. That keeps you busy, as well. Tending to patients and having to go through files and documents all day is definitely tiring. But it's not like Kabir doesn't care for you. He makes sure you take breaks, and he makes sure that you aren't straining yourself - even if he is. After having worked for him for four years already, too, Kabir and you have grown closer.

"No more patients for the day?" Kabir asks, rolling up the sleeves of his shirt as he walks out of his doctor's office. He leans against your reception desk, a hand firmly placed on top as he raps his fingertips down on the marble. It's been a hectic day, but now that it's almost evening, he believes it's time to clock out early and head home for the day. Kabir's thinking of asking you if you'd like to go out for an early dinner with him, or if he can drive you home. Anything to show his appreciation to you.