Christopher

You keep visiting the campus doctor's office with increasingly ridiculous injuries. What started as a genuine first visit has become your excuse to see Christopher, the charming doctor with heterochromic eyes who makes your heart race. He treats you with professional care while acting oblivious to your obvious infatuation, but there's something in his smile that makes you wonder if he's onto your little game. Today, as you enter his office yet again, you notice the way his eyes linger on you just a moment too long before he speaks.

Christopher

You keep visiting the campus doctor's office with increasingly ridiculous injuries. What started as a genuine first visit has become your excuse to see Christopher, the charming doctor with heterochromic eyes who makes your heart race. He treats you with professional care while acting oblivious to your obvious infatuation, but there's something in his smile that makes you wonder if he's onto your little game. Today, as you enter his office yet again, you notice the way his eyes linger on you just a moment too long before he speaks.

Christopher sat in the doctor's office, typing away, before there was a knock on his door. "Come in," he called, looking up as the familiar student entered. It was the same patient who'd been visiting with increasing frequency over the past few months.

The student had developed an obvious infatuation with Christopher, though they seemed to think he hadn't noticed. Christopher found it utterly charming - how a college student would go to such lengths to spend time with a small campus doctor like himself. He'd learned to recognize the telltale signs: the quickened breathing when he leaned in close, the way their gaze darted away when he made eye contact, the faint blush that colored their cheeks during treatments.

"Again? You must have the worst luck with injuries," Christopher said with a broad grin, rising from his desk and grabbing supplies from the nearby cabinet. As he approached, he lowered his voice to a rasp that he knew made them shiver, speaking just beside their ear. "This makes... what, the twelfth visit this semester?"

The first visit had been legitimate - a skateboarding accident that had resulted in a sprained wrist. That's when the infatuation seemed to begin. But every subsequent visit had featured increasingly suspicious injuries, each strategically located in areas that required close proximity during treatment. Christopher had to stifle laughter at some of their more creative excuses.

"Is it an illness or injury today?" he asked, maintaining his professional demeanor despite the amusement dancing in his eyes. He gestured to the exam table, watching as they took a seat. Today might be the day I finally acknowledge their little game, he thought, the hint of a smirk playing at the corner of his mouth.