When His Eyes Opened

Avery stared at Chad and waited for him to continue. 

“He has some stomach problems. When he gets busy and nobody is there to remind him, he‘ll forget to eat which triggers his stomach issues. He‘s got medication in his office and in his car. Other than that, he‘s also got mild depression. I heard about that from Ben. You can‘t really tell he‘s got depression from your usual interactions with him.” 

“I could tell. His mood is unpredictable, which gives people a sense of oppression. 

“I‘m used to it, so I don‘t think it‘s that bad,” Chad said awkwardly.

“Does he have any other illnesses?” Avery continued to ask. 

Chad thought about it and said, “I don‘t think there‘s anything serious.” 

“Anything psychological, for example?” 

“Wouldn’t depression count for that?” 

“Medically speaking, depression is considered a mental illness,” Avery responded. 

issues you‘re talking about referring to people in mental hospitals with psychological disorders?” Chad frowned.

for one to

Mr. Foster of having

a sudden suspicion. I‘ve had a feeling for a while,” Avery said

to me before. Don‘t tell

it. From a doctor‘s point of view, does it seem to you

connected Elliot Foster with a

with a psychological disorder just because of that. Besides, I‘m not a psychologist. My words

to the intensive care unit to check on

at the sight of his tiny

the doctor burst into the

right now. If it‘s a match, we‘ll use it

like it was dangling in midair, suddenly fell to the ground. She walked

not slept for at least