Beyond Boundaries

her gua

slowly open my eyes; I realized I was in a Hospital. I was confused for a

care

ng to guide me into sitting up properly. I tried to look back and see the

while doing these whole charades o

e, I think. What

with broad shoulders and fair skin. He seems decent enough even if he is just wearing a gray hoodie a

lost consciousness in front of a car,” he sa

ave you ever had that feeling that the person in front of you seems to look familiar,

d. He just smiled. I am not even sure if it is a s

to follow. “You need to fill out some pap

ned to me. I am just glad no worse thing happened. The man is coming back now from the nurse’s sta

o)” he said with a

you before, but you do seem familiar

u can be discharged now; I think you will need to have a follow-up check-up soonest, you can have it scheduled on the

ore,” I said while smiling and looking at this stranger in front of me. I realized he is tall because looking at him like this makes my neck hurt, but

ays, I need to go now; it is already 2

help today. I will repay you in th

and then said, “I wil

me. I was about to call Kyle, but I didn’t. I was thinking he might be sleeping or on night duty. Being a Surgeon is no eas

Wake

opened my eyes and noticed the recognizable f

ents like this?” I murmured as a form of

a stern voice while crossi

noyingly said while slowly try

“Why are

on, I guess?” I ans

he care in his eyes. He always has the weirdest way of showing he cares, but I got used to it already. Kyle is not a sweet tal

ll, howe..” Kyle c

he said a

ht..” He cut me mid-sentence agai

aid while placing h

r not? And why are you here anyway? Do

my annoying patient, so you better tell me, what happened before I rip you

ile crossing my hands on my chest and raising my eyebrows, and looking at him through the corner of my eyes, tilting my face a little bit towards his. He is now sitting in front

who brought you here? Do y

?” I

ht, do you know him? I don’t think you mentione

ome reason, he seems to be familiar. I don’t e

hen he almost shouted at me while saying, “Are you stupi

e and sound!” I retorted. “And I am actually thankful for that person because even if he is a stranger, he still brought me here to the h

lp you with anything you need; wait for me in the hospital lobby we wil

not being paid here to chat,” I tea

then he looked at me up and down, implying that I am that person. I snubbed him

t lunch at my house. When we are almost done eating our hearty lunch, I asked him, “So why did you went AWOL last night? He just stared