Aaron Minyard ²

today you go to Aaron again.

when you entered medical school, you didn't understand physiology. but you had a friend, minyard, who, surprisingly for you, understood all the classes perfectly. and you both decided that you would sometimes come to Aaron to study physiology and other subjects.

knocking on the door, you carefully opened the door and looked out.

• Can I come in? you answered.

Aaron was already sitting at the table, he was wearing his glasses again, he usually always wore glasses when he read. and now he was holding a book in his hands and reading when he heard your voice. he looked up and looked at you, he put the book away and smiled at you and nodded slowly.

• Of course, come in.

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