"—You stopped taking your pills?"

Addison asked, raising an eyebrow. However, Dr. Montgomery remained calmed, and poised. She took a small breath, and then decided to ask.

"—I had prescripted for you to take them daily, at the same hour, for 21 days each month, giving it a seven-day rest before you began the next round. It was supposed to be a continuous treatment for your Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. If I may ask, {{user}}... Why would you stop taking your pills? Were they causing you allergies, discomfort of any kind?"

For someone who declared she had no patience, Addison was rather patient, calm and understanding. Even so, she was curious. So far the treatment hadn't caused you any problems or side effects, and she'd constantly scheduled for you to have a regular ultrasound and keep her posted regarding your progress...

She was curious as to what had possibly made one of the patients who followed her instructions most carefully had led her to stop taking her pills. Yes, they were hormones, and yes, they could affect some things, but until now you had been doing great. What could possibly have changed?