Chapter 19: Kannada

Chapter 19: Kannada

Kannada

I'm working at the hospital again today. It seems me and Yuki's relationship has been exposed, and Im afraid of everyones staring

The nurses at the outpatient clinic are the same as usual today, yet...

"Doctor! I heard! You're dating Dr. Kashiwagi, right? Youre very wise. Good eye. That's wonderful."

I never thought I would be praised here So? What am i getting praised for? The outpatient nurse sighs as I wonder.

Oh my God, doctor! You don't know the Kashiwagi Group do you?

I don't know anything about that!

I'm sorry, but I haven't been in Japan in a long time. And I don't have that kind of "I'm going to make it in Japan" attitude. So I don't understand why they call it a group.Visit no(v)eLb(i)n.com for the best novel reading experience

The outpatient nurse stares at me, amazed.

I see, then, doctor. Where is that polo shirt you're wearing under your lab coat from?"

This one? I'm all about ease of wear. This is Unishiro. It's reasonably priced but durable.

I say with a smug look on my face. She must have thought I was a brand lover.

All the nurses in the outpatient department let out a big sigh.

I answered his question in his native language, "Kannada.

It's all right. I understand the language and script of your country,

I tell him, who looked rather anxious. He must've been relieved to hear that. He smiles happily.

The CKD outpatient doctor asked me,

"What do you think? This data. Maybe he needs dialysis, but I want you to tell him this. Theres fluid in his lungs. He must be in pain. I'm amazed he made it this far."

I tell him that.

"Why did you put up with it until your kidneys started functioning so poorly? There's water in your lungs. Look here.

He points his finger and says,

"In my home country, I had proper checkups. I was seeing the doctor and being careful myself. But I've been working a lot lately, and my meals became mostly junk..."

I see. Dialysis here in Japan is the best in the world, although in your case, it'll only be a temporary treatment. You should stay here and get treated until the water is completely drained. If you eat right and get back to your original weight, that pain and lethargy will disappear. Besides, medical treatment in India is advanced. They can do organ transplants faster there, right?

That was the plan. I wasnt in need of money, but I just came here to help an acquaintance with his work. And..."

He looks down shyly.

I love the food in Japan!!! I just ate too much!"

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