Chapter 96

Being crazy was fun, but being a sex ad**** and obsessed with someone who didn't seem to notice his presence, was real crap.

"A fracture like this is not achieved with a fall," said the nurse who bandaged her fist.

"It was a big fall," he replied.

The gray-haired woman looked up, scolding him with her gaze. That was also crap. People always understood their dirty jokes, even the most harmless.

"I'm sure it was a horrible fall," ironized Dr. Sullivan, tilting his blonde head into the room.

Henry rolled his eyes. “Not you!

The doctor entered the room, smiling like a child on Christmas morning. It was not possible to see the clothes he wore under the closed lab coat, but the noisy shoes widened the sound of his steps, irritating anyone who valued the health of his hearing. Henry covered one of his ears with a finger, making a face.

“You should enjoy D-day, Henry. If you want an authorization to leave, I can help.

Henry dismissed the help