CVS

Bee x Cris

Because this fic has some medical content.

Writers do not study this line directly.

*If there are any mistakes, I apologize here*

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“Miss Sirin Horwang, please come to examination room 3.” The sweet voice of a young woman in a white nurse uniform sounded next to Sirin's ear, who was bent over and flicking the phone, causing her to turn around and look in shock.

"Oh, actually you can just announce my name like this. It's not bothering the nurse." The chubby-faced girl said to the nurse with awe. Now, does the hospital have a way to treat visitors like this? Y

"I've made the announcement 7 times, but Ms. Sirin was busy playing with her cell phone so I didn't hear it," the nurse said with a slight reprimand. With a polite and sweet voice, Sirin still felt guilty.

A small man with a chubby face stood up and bowed his head to the nurse in apology. He picked up his handbag and walked towards the examination room that clearly had the number 3 on it.

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The sound of the sliding door being slowly opened by the little person. Ready to gently close it, Sirin looked at the clean white examination room and when her eyes met with the doctor who was sitting there. She bowed her head once.

“Hello, doctor.”

“Hello, please take a seat.” The young doctor gestured towards the chair in front of the doctor that was separated by his desk. Sirin bowed her head to ask the doctor's permission again and sat down politely.

“My name is Sarin Horwang, 35 years old, an IT company employee. Came today because of eye pain and headache. So?” The doctor read the patient information and turned to ask the chubby-faced patient in the last sentence, but all that was answered was silence and the sound of the air conditioner in the examination room.

"Khun Sirin, Miss Sirin"

“Yes?” Sirin looked up at the doctor who was staring at her.

“Would you like to put the phone down first?” the sweet-faced doctor politely teased her, causing Sirin to feel guilty again.

“Alright.” Slender hand placed the phone on the doctor's desk and stared at him intently again.

"Then let the doctor go and go see Dr. Namthip to check on your condition so we don't waste time." Sirin looked confused at the sweet-faced doctor who walked away. Which doctor is Namthip and isn't he a doctor? Sirin could only question herself in her mind but in the end she didn't care when her eyes caught sight of a thin phone with a blue case and a sweetheart pattern.

Sirin picked up her phone and unlocked the screen and entered her favorite application and began to be immersed in her private world again. 'Oh my dear, we've been apart for several minutes. How are you?'

“Miss, Miss,” someone's call made Sirin so startled that she accidentally let the phone slip out of her hand, but his hand caught it before her beloved son could go down and kiss the cold tile floor of the examination room. 'Are you almost dead, my child?'

"Please give me my phone back." Sirin held out her hand to ask for her phone back, but the person in front of her in a white coat refused to give it back. Not enough, she even took the initiative to drop her beloved child into his shirt pocket. This guy'

“You have no right to do this. That's mine.”

“Khun Sirin Horwang, an IT employee, is also very addicted to her phone.” Not only did he ignore her words, he immediately changed the subject. Another doctor opened her profile file and asked a question. “Do you always work with computers?”

“Yes, on work days I just sit in front of the computer.”

“How many hours do you work?”

“Why are you asking?” Sirin turned and looked at the person in the lab coat with dissatisfaction. This was a personal matter. 'How is this doctor?'

“Answer me so I can make a diagnosis.”

“From 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.,” she finally had to answer him in a stern voice.

“So how many hours do you spend on your phone?”

“I don't know, I didn't count. I've been playing all day, so when are you going to give my phone back?" Sirin sighed a little. 'Who counts the time spent on the phone?'

“Answer my question first. How many hours do you sleep?”

“Falled asleep at 2 am, woke up at 4 am.”

“You only slept for 2 hours? And when you woke up you grabbed your phone?” His eyes widened in shock. 'So you only slept for 2 hours?'

“That's right.” After she finished speaking, the doctor took out the phone with a striped case in his pocket and handed it to her.

Just a moment.

Sirin immediately grabbed her phone. She surveyed the phone to see if it had suffered any damage and when she saw that there was none, she was relieved.

“I know the reason.” His face suddenly became serious, causing Sirin to sit up straight in time to wait to hear the test results.

“So what is wrong with me?”

“You are at risk of disease.

CVS”

At this point, you want to admit that you are stupid. What kind of disease is this?

“What kind of disease is this?”

"disease

CVS”

Then people started lecturing about this strange disease.

“L...is there a cure? So what should I do?”

“In your case, it's still just a risk. There's nothing scary about it.”

"So...will I get better?" Sirin's eyebrows visibly lowered. She was afraid that she would have this disease forever.

“Get well/What should I do?” When he said that there was a way to get better, Sirin quickly countered. A wide, dizzying smile appeared on that pig's face.

“Calm down, sir, if you really want to get better.” The doctor was silent and began to move his sharp, charming face closer to Sirin's face, until now our faces were less than a meter apart.

“You just change from looking at the screen to looking at the doctor's face.”

"Are you crazy or not? I still don't know the doctor." After being stunned for a while, Sirin hurriedly shouted. Her face was now so red that the doctor had to smile.

"Hello, I'm Dr. Namthip Jongrachatawiboon. I'm 32 years old. Nice to meet you."

“Where can I go look at the doctor?” Sirin asked, she wanted to know how he would answer her.

“I work in this building all the time, but if that's not enough for you, you can come see me at my clinic.” With that, he handed her his business card.

Dr. Namthip Jongrachatawiboon, M.D.

Namthip Eye Clinic

“Doctor, I would like to ask you to reduce your looking at screens, both phones and computers, or if you can't reduce it, wear light-filtering glasses to cut out some blue light. Oh, and get enough rest.” Then he walked out, leaving her sitting stunned in the exam room alone.