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"Dr. Beam, there are 3 workers accident patients. They are already in the ER."
"Okay," said Dr. Beam with jog.
"2 doctors have handled 2 patients. Actually there is 1 patient with a condition worse than the other 2, but he insisted that he did not want to be treated. He insisted that should examine the other 2 people first."
"What is their condition?"
"They are workers on the flyover project near this hospital. From what I have heard, there was building material that fell on them."
"Then why is only 1 person seriously injured?"
"Actually the building materials fell in the direction of the two people, but the person who insisted on not being treated, had pushed them, so he was the one who was hit by the falling building materials. Luckily he was wearing a safety helmet, or else i don't know what will happened."
"OK I understand."
Dr. Beam immediately approached the bed covered by a curtain. From the outside, he still heard the yelling of the patient who insisted on seeing his friend's condition.
"If you really took care of my men, why did you stop me seeing them huh?"
"Because your condition is worse off than they are. They've been moved to the treatment room. We can't let you get out of here without treatment, sir."
"I don't care. Hurry and get rid of your hands!!! I have to confirm their condition. Let me go!!!!"
"Let me handle ....."
"Beam"
"Forth"
Forth, who had been struggling from the hands of several nurses, suddenly froze when he saw the arrival of the doctor who would examine him.
"Release the patient. Let me take care of him," said Dr. Beam firmly.
Although in doubt, the nurses finally let go of Forth's hand and immediately left the room.
Dr. Beam did not move, still where he stood and looked down, not daring to look into the eyes of the man he had left without any notification 3 years ago.
"If you just want to stay there, I better look for my men."
Forth's raspy voice awakened Dr.'s reverie.
"Ah, sorry. Please, lie down, I'll check on you."
Dr. Beam examined Forth's entire body, without even looking into Forth's eyes. Whereas Forth barely blinked at the man who had left an empty hole for years in his heart.
