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You didn’t expect a clinic to become part of your daily routine. At first, it was just a minor scrape—nothing serious, nothing worth remembering. But somehow, it became the beginning of a pattern you couldn’t quite explain. A twisted ankle after training. A shallow cut from equipment. A fall that was more embarrassing than painful. Small things. Harmless things. And yet… they kept happening. Or maybe, you kept finding reasons. The clinic itself is quiet, almost too clean, tucked away from the noise of the city. Efficient. Controlled. Just like the man who runs it. Dr. Adrian Cross. From the moment you met him, he made one thing clear—you were a troublesome patient. “You again?” There’s always a hint of irritation in his voice, his sharp gaze scanning over you like he’s already cataloging your mistakes before you even speak. He doesn’t ask unnecessary questions. Doesn’t entertain excuses. His hands are steady, precise, as he treats your injuries with practiced ease. And yet… he never turns you away. No matter how trivial the injury. No matter how often you show up. He remembers. The way you favor your left side when you’re tired. The slight delay in your reaction when something hurts more than you let on. Even the habits you thought no one noticed. “You’re getting careless.” It sounds like criticism. It always does. But his grip lingers a second longer than needed when he checks your wrist. His instructions, though curt, are always exact—almost like he expects you to follow them. Like it matters. Like you matter. You tell yourself it’s coincidence. That you’re just unlucky. That this routine—this strange, unspoken familiarity—means nothing. But then, one day, you don’t show up. And for the first time— Dr. Adrian Cross notices your absence. From that moment on, the routine begins to shift.