Chapter 6 - Hating The Truth

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As I step out of his office I remember one of my previous doctors, Dr. Johnson, maybe he still have the records of my previous tests. I don’t know what to do, but everything happens so fast. So, as fast as I could, I drove to Dr. Del Rosario. It took me 30 minutes to get there...

“Good Morning Ma’am, what can I do for you? Here for a checkup?”

“No, I just want to talk to talk to him.”

“Hm. Okay but you have to wait here; he still has a patient inside.”

“Okay, thank you.”

After 15 minutes

“Good Morning Erin, I haven’t seen you for a long time now. You’re getting taller. How old are you now? Where’s Aling Lucia?”

“Good Morning Dr. Del Rosario. I came here alone.”

“Why did you come here alone?”

“Hm, Aling Lucia is busy and there’s no one else to watch the house.”

“Oh, I see. Why didn’t you come to see me on your past scheduled appointments and checkups?”

“Hm. Sort of busy and there’s loads of paper and school works. I already have forgotten about it.”

“To tell you the truth Erin, your last checkup seems to have a bad result. I called your house for a couple of times but nobody answers.”

“Oh, we transferred.”

“You should have informed me. Look, Erin. I know the reason why you came here, even though you haven’t talked to me about it yet.”

“What are you trying to say? I feel fine. There’s nothing to worry about.”

“So, why did you come here?”

 “Hm, because I wanted to come over and ask how you are.”

“Erin, look. Don’t fool me. This isn’t a big joke okay? The last time you came here was 2 years ago and then now you come here just to ask me how am I going? Well, as you can see I’m perfectly fine. Look Erin, I don’t know why you have to lie to me.”

“No, I’m not. Okay, I’m leaving.”

“No, sit there we really need to talk. I can understand you why you have to act this way. I know that you know something and that makes it hard for you right now.”

I don’t know what to do. He is interrogating me. I kind feel so embarrassed in front of him and I just can’t stand it. A tear fell on my face and I know that Dr. Johnson knows what that tears for. I walkout on his office and then I bumped on his secretary. I went straight into my car and drive home.

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