Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1214 Continuous laughter
The sound of wind was rolling in the pipes, and faint groans and cries from other wards could be heard, floating in the air. A slight chill slowly seeped into the room, awakening a thin layer of goose bumps on the skin.

Felix hated hospitals.

He thought he had already gotten used to the hospital, but after entering the ward again, he realized that he still wasn't used to it and hated it to the core.

However, what can he do now?

Lying helplessly and stiffly on the hospital bed, staring at the ceiling like a zombie, quietly feeling the vitality draining away from the body.

This feeling is really terrible.

Until the silence was broken and a knock on the door dragged him back to the ground.

It should be the doctor making his rounds.

Felix hated the feeling that he knew the hospital's procedures by heart.

He didn't move, but just pressed the remote control, and the bed began to rise slowly.

Buzz, buzz buzz.

Along with the low sound, the view ahead gradually appeared.

Then, Felix finally saw the figure, sticking his head out from behind the door panel, and standing there, waiting for the bed to slowly rise.

"Rookie!"

Felix smiled widely, unable to believe it.

But the next second, Felix's expression froze, revealing a hint of worry.

"You didn't go to the training ground? The media is going to attack you for not doing your job."

Standing in front of me, it must be Levi.

Levi shrugged lightly, "When did I ever care about what they thought?"

That confident look made Felix smile foolishly.

Levi, "It seems that someone has paid close attention to the team's affairs even though he is lying on the hospital bed. How is it? Are you satisfied with our situation?"

Felix looked at Levi and chuckled, "Now there is a thing called social network. We don't need to look for it deliberately. All the information can be found. This old man needs to keep up with the times."

Levi blinked his eyes and said seriously, "Ah, the newspaper is out of date? No one told me that I should cancel my newspaper subscription."

That serious look made Felix unable to control himself any longer. He laughed out loud, and the more he laughed, the happier he became, filling the entire room with laughter.

The laughter paused for a moment, and Felix looked at Levi, "You don't have to care about what those netizens say. No matter what happens, they will not be satisfied."

Even though it was Felix lying on the bed, he still had the heart to comfort Levi, which made Levi smile, "Kuroko is always Kokoko, right?"

Felix laughed too, "Classic quote!"

Levi looked at Felix carefully. Except for the pale cheeks, he seemed to be normal. However, his body was still covered with various tubes, like a robot. "So, how do you feel today?"

Felix looked down at himself and curled his lips, "I don't know, it's okay."

Levi: ???
Felix noticed the complaints in Levi's eyes, and he shrugged helplessly, "They didn't want to tell me. Whether it was the doctor or my mother, they just comforted me and told me to get treatment and everything would be fine. They still treated me as a child."

Levi, "But you are indeed a child."

Felix looked at Levi with despair, "Only on the physical level."

Levi, "So psychologically you are already an uncle?"

Felix: ...Felix couldn't help laughing. "You know what I mean. I'm not a child anymore. This is the thousandth time I've been in the hospital. I know my body and I can accept the fact."

"No, in fact, I want to know my condition. I want them to be honest with me. Remember what the nurse accidentally let slip last time?"

Levi was speechless, "Felix..."

Felix raised his right hand and waved it gently, indicating that he was fine. "I just want to know the truth. Rookie, can you help me ask?"

Levi's words were spinning in his throat, and he didn't know how to answer. At this moment, there was another knock on the door, which saved Levi.

Levi turned around and saw a man in a white coat with silver hair poking his head out from behind the door. "Excuse me, is it convenient for me to check on Felix now?"

Felix looked at Levi again with pleading eyes, then turned his head to look, "Dr. Sloan, this is..."

The silver-haired doctor smiled and said, "Professor, living in Kansas City, how could I not know you? It's an honor to meet you. I'm Mark Sloan, Felix's doctor."

Levi stretched out his right hand and looked at the silver-haired yet young and energetic doctor. "It feels a little strange that the doctor calls me professor."

Sloan tilted his head. "In your professional field, you are 100% qualified. You have earned respect with your own strength."

Levi, "If the doctor knew the origin of this nickname, he wouldn't say that."

Sloan: ???
Felix just laughed out loud, but started coughing while laughing.

Levi didn't continue to be polite and quickly made way. Sloan quickly stepped forward and immediately started to check Felix. The atmosphere was a little solemn.

While Sloan was examining Felix, Felix looked at Levi with a pleading expression and mouthed, "Can you tell him for me? What happened last time?"

Levi looked embarrassed.

Felix, "Please!"

Levi understood all those principles. He was not a direct relative, and he had no right or qualifications to ask the hospital to tell Felix's specific situation. This was Karen's right, and he could not interfere.

But somewhere deep in his heart, Levi understood Felix's struggle and distress. The looks around him, the nurse's attitude, and his own situation, everything seemed to hint at a cruel truth, but everyone refused to admit that the elephant was in the room. It was really uncomfortable.

So, what should he do?
Levi's breath got stuck in his chest and he gritted his teeth, "He knows he's dying."

The air was suddenly quiet.

Dr. Sloan, who had been smiling throughout the whole process, calmed down for the first time. "Professor, this joke is not funny."

This matter is more difficult than imagined. Levi clenched his fists. "Last time we played a prank and deliberately said that Felix was not breathing. Then a nurse said that everyone knew this day would come."

Dr. Sloan was stunned. "Prank?"

Felix nodded. "I pretended to stop breathing, and when the nurses came, I suddenly sat up and scared them all. Hahaha, you should have seen them."

Dr. Sloan laughed. "They should be furious."

The corners of Levi's mouth also rose slightly, "This gentleman laughed so hard that he couldn't breathe."

Dr. Sloan suddenly realized, "I see, no wonder you look so slim, it turns out you are losing weight secretly, a smile is indeed the best weight loss medicine."

This time, all three of them burst into laughter, their smiles completely blossoming.

Outside the ward, everyone looked at each other, and the light and cheerful laughter stirred in the air——

Is this definitely a hospital?
Is this normal?

(End of this chapter)