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"These are your medical reports—some of the results aren't great."

I laid out both reports in front of Dad and Mom. It was still early in the day. While their conditions were nowhere near as serious as in my previous life, I could already see some warning signs.

Luckily, it was nothing major—just some early symptoms. With timely intervention and proper management, everything could be treated.

I had already prepared their prescriptions. As long as they took the medicine as instructed and got enough rest, they would be fine in no time.

They did not really understand the medical jargon. After staring at the reports for a while without grasping much, they simply asked which prescription belonged to whom, took them, and stopped looking at the results.

"We're sure getting older." Mom sighed, glancing over at Dad. "But after everything that just happened to you, how could we possibly stop worrying?"

I instantly got it—this was Dad's doing.

"I'm at a critical point in my career, and my last relationship took a serious toll on me. I'm not considering marriage right now. Please don't try to set me up with anyone—I'm not going on any blind dates."

Some things needed to be said clearly now to avoid future misunderstandings and conflict.

"You're nearly 30! Who hasn't gotten married at this age? Are you planning to stay single forever just because one relationship failed?" Dad snapped, slapping the table in frustration. His commanding eyes locked onto mine, clearly waiting for a firm answer.

"Dad, I said I'm just not thinking about it right now. If I meet someone I genuinely like, I'll let you both know. Can we drop it for now?" I sighed.

Conversations with Dad always gave me a headache. He was never one to listen to reason.

"Fine. Forget about marriage, but when do you plan to quit your job and come home to take over the family business?"

That switch in topic caught me completely off guard. So, that was what he was really getting at.

"I love my job. Becoming a doctor has always been my dream. Besides, you're not that old yet and are fully capable of running the company. Why the rush?"