Mason Mount and Y/N Grealish

Chapter 66, In the hospital with Y/N

*On the way to the hospital with you, the paramedics and Mason*

Medic 1: Is your pain getting better?

Y/N: Yes, it's much better now.

Mason: That's good.

Y/N: Yes, I'm glad too.

Medic 2: We'll be there in 5 minutes, then we'll find out why you're in pain.

Y/N: Okay. (sighs)

Mason: I'm with you (takes your hand) and as soon as we get there Jack will be back.

Y/N: (smiles) thank you.

Mason: I'll be happy to do it for you.

*As you arrive outside the hospital*

Medic 1: So, we'll take you to the doctor now, he'll take a closer look.

Y/N: Okay, thanks.

Medic 2: No problem, that's our job.

Y/N: Thanks anyway.

Medic 1: You're very welcome.

*When you went inside*

Doctor: Hello everyone. You're coming with Y/N Grealish, aren't you?

Medic 1: Yes, that's right.

Medic 2: What information do you have so far?

Doctor: All I know is that she might have an abdominal injury.

Medic 1: Okay, good. We've already checked all the other values, apart from the fact that she's a little bit through from all this stress, she has nothing until, as you said, the possible abdominal injury.

Doctor: Understood. That means blood pressure, oxygen and everything was fine?

Medic 1: Exactly. We just want to make sure we don't miss an internal haemorrhage or something.

Doctor: Yes, that's a good idea. I would have done it the same way.

Medic 1: So, is everything clear for you then or do you need any other information?

Doctor: No, I have everything I need to know.

Medic 2: Good, because then we're out of here.

Doctor: Good, thank you.

*The paramedics have left.

Doctor: So, hello miss.

Y/N: Hello Doctor

Doctor: And you are?

Mason: I'm Mason Mount, her boyfriend

Doctor: Good afternoon, Mr Mount. Could it be that I know you from somewhere? Your name sounds familiar.

Mason: I don't know anything now. I'm a footballer, maybe that's how you recognise the name.

Doctor: Yes, that's possible. My husband watches a lot of football.

Mason: Then that's probably it.

Doctor: I think so too. Well then, I'll start the examination right away. I'll do an ultrasound of the abdomen.

*There's a knock at the door.

Doctor: Come in!

Jack: Hello, can I come in?

Doctor: Hello. *to Y/N* Do you know him? Can he come in?

Y/N: Yes, Jack is my brother, he can come in.

Doctor: Ah, then you must be Mr Grealish, correct?

Jack: Exactly, that's me.

Doctor: *Prepares for the ultrasound* Come in then, we were just about to start the ultrasound.

*The doctor has carried out the examination*

Mason: And? How does it look?

Doctor: Well, I can give the all-clear. Nothing is damaged inside the abdomen. The only thing I can see is that there will be a large haematoma. For the simple reason that some small veins have burst, which is not a problem at all.

Y/N: I'm glad about that.

Jack: I'm also glad you don't have anything worse.

Mason: Me too.

Y/N: Do I have to stay here? Overnight, for example?

Doctor: No, you don't have to. After all, you don't have anything that needs monitoring and it's almost morning anyway.

Y/N: What? Really? So late already?

Mason: Rather early, but yes.

Y/N: (laughs) it doesn't matter (yawns) I'm very tired though.

Doctor: Yes, it's still important that you get a good night's sleep and just do things that don't cause you pain.

Y/N: Okay, that's fine.

Doctor: Then I wish you three a good day.

Jack: Likewise, thank you.

Y/N: (stands up): Now how do we get out of here?

Jack: Right.

Mason: I'll call a taxi as soon as we get to the waiting area.

Jack: Good idea.

Doctor: Goodbye, everyone.

*You said goodbye to the doctor and went to the waiting area, where Mason called a taxi*