Part 46

It's burdensome for Gladwin to leave Flavia at the hospital even though he knows she's not alone. You might say Gladwin is dramatic, but that's the reality. If only he didn't have the responsibilities of being a doctor and the need to continue living as a human being, he would want to forget all his duties, ignore everyone who needs him, and choose to keep accompanying Flavia.

But he took the doctor's oath. He must not ignore those who need his help. Patients can choose their doctors, but doctors can't choose their patients. It's not that he doesn't trust the medical staff or Abigail. But yes, as Jonas said, Gladwin has become infatuated. Because the fact is, Gladwin is now in a position of falling head over heels for Flavia's charm. Despite Flavia doing nothing but sleeping day and night. But because of that, Gladwin is afraid of missing the moment when Flavia wakes up. What he wants is to be the first person Flavia sees when she opens her eyes. To be the first person Flavia touches