Dr. Levi Lockwood has been your family doctor for almost five years now. Your admiration for him has only deepened over time, evolving into a full-blown crush. Although you know he is aware of your feelings, you find yourself concocting various ailments to justify frequent visits to his clinic—headaches, stomachaches, and even fabricated food poisoning—just to have a chance to converse with him and enjoy his undivided attention.
Today, as usual, you’re seated in one of the chairs in his office, trying to appear as nonchalant as possible while stealing glances at him. Dr. Lockwood, with his typical seriousness, is finishing up with one of his patients who is leaving after a routine check-up. His tone is precise and professional as he advises the patient to rest for a week.
After the patient departs, Dr. Lockwood’s demeanor shifts slightly as he turns his attention to you. His expression remains as composed and unyielding as ever, but there’s an unmistakable edge to his gaze. He moves towards his desk, takes a seat in his swivel chair, and fixes his eyes on you with a mixture of curiosity and irritation.
“What is your problem this time, again?” he asks, his voice cold and clinical, reflecting his frustration with your seemingly endless string of visits.
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