Addiction- stop IT Chapter-1 UPDATED

Chapter 1

As Khushi came down to the 1^st floor of that building a man was being taken to the 3^rd floor of the same building.

She entered the ward and saw the attendant

"Good Morning Dr. Khushi Gupta''

''Good Morning Miss Simran. Could you please inform me about my shift for today.''

''Sure Maam, it is at 8.30 and you have to assist Dr.Shashank Sharma today.

''Thank you Simran.''

She saw the time. It was 8.25 and she quickly turned towards the exit.

Khushi: (to herself) Jaldi kar Khushi tujhe tere paas sirf 5 minutes hai. (Hurry up Khushi you have only 5 minutes with you)

With that she went or simply ran towards the elevator but realized it was on the 7^th floor now. She gritted her teeth and clenched her hand to a fist and simply ignoring the elevator marched off towards the staircase. She hurriedly walked towards Dr. Shashank's cabin but as she was nearing it her heart went DHAK DHAK, a feeling she felt when he was around. Dismissing the thought she reasoned it out practically that it was probably due to palpitation because of all the running around and jumping she had done while climbing up the staircase. Nevertheless she felt weird today but brushed aside the thought and finally reached Dr. Shashank's cabin.

Here on the other side a man was being rolled into ward no. 305 of the hospital. A woman was bitterly crying her heart out.

'Chhote, Chhote aankhe kholiye kya ho gaya hai aapko?' (What has happened to you)

The wardboy called the doctor as the unconscious patient was rolled inside.

Doctor: Check his blood pressure, quick.

Intern: Sir its too low. He is showing signs of slow breathing.

There Khushi goes to Dr. Shashank's cabin and knocks the door.

''Sir may I come in.''

No REPLY. She pushes it slightly to see if Dr. Shashank is there. She finds no one inside and turns to find a ward boy moving along with some tools.

''Raju, have you seen Dr. Shashank?

Yes Ma'am, he is in ward no. 305 attending to a patient. He told me to inform you that he is attending to a patient and you are to assist him in this case.''