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Im bacccckkkk~~~~
(some things in this chapter may be slightly stretched so to speak, sorry if I got anything wrong I spent way to long researching this disease and I could still be wrong, feel free to correct me)

Gakushuu's POV
I looked over at father and he looked shocked, and then he started to explain. "Cardiomyopathy? That's odd..." He said with a slightly surprised tone.
"What do you mean? I thought
Cardiomyopathy
was a heradita disease, and while I can understand him inherenting it some how, but I don't understand what would make him just knock out." I said in a confused tone. "Son,
Cardiomyopathy
[fun fact,
Cardiomyopathy
refused to let any other word on the line after it and I don't know why]
Is a disease that, while CAN be inherited its rare, its more likely he some how contracted it" he said which surprised me "okay but what would make him just PASS out like that?" "Well you see, what
Cardiomyopathy
actually CAN do is it's a heart disease, some times it can cause shortness of breath. Wich can actually cause you to knock out." He said, when he said this I looked down and Akabane with a look filled with pitty, I had no idea he had anything like this.

I had read his files before and even worked with him (when he was in the main building) but I had never relised how bad it could actually get.

Gakuos POV (don't know if I spelled that right)

I looked down at my son, while normally I would tell him to get back to class because he was horribly late at the time, something in me told me to let him stay. All I knew is that I and to call the E-Class and say 'karma Akabane' will be absent for the rest of today.

Then I should call a hospital and have them take Akabane off my hands so I (and my son) can continue  our school work -for me paper work- and so I could get this put down on the records so we know what to do in the future, now the real problem was getting my son to leave the room without Akabane.....


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