Tristan gave him a confused look. He still wondered what had happened and why the man wouldn't tell him, but he decided to focus on the injuries. He moved on to the kidney and pressed gently. "Any pain?"

Anthony chose to ignore the look. It was almost a relief when the man started poking around at his organs again. There was a very light pain that Anthony was not bothered enough by to even mention, and so he replied with a simple "no".

"Well, that's something at least," Tristan rose. "We're done for now," he said and he put his stethoscope back into his bag. "I am really worried about that liver. Please follow the instructions. You only have one liver."

Anthony 'mhm'ed and nodded. "Alright, I will," he said, even though he was probably going to break that promise very quickly. It was just one organ. He had plenty of those. One isn't a big deal. "thanks for the help."

Tristan nodded in acknowledgement. "Call on me if anything feels wrong. I won't charge you. Just look after yourself." And he moved towards the exit.

That was certainly a gesture that he appreciated, though probably wouldn't take advantage of anyways. "Right. Thank you," Anthony thanked him again, and then stood up as it seemed the man was starting to take his leave. He leaned a bit onto the wall. "you go and have a good day, now."

"You too," said Tristan, and he left.

Anthony 'uh-uh'ed and nodded in acknowledgement, and once the fellow had left, went and closed the door behind him. Thank God that that was done and over with. Time to go the fuck back to sleep now. At least he'll have some peace and quiet until the...however many days the man had said he'll come back in.

After however many days the man said he'll come back in, Tristan knocked.

This time, Anthony was already awake. He had a quite minor yet still awful headache from some overindulging from the day before, and dis not feel like getting up at all. Regardless, he forced himself up, dressed himself and then went over to the door to open it. His leg was doing a bit better now, though he still didn't trust himself to walk without any support. The same completely expected visitor was on the other side of it. "Oh. Hello. Come in?" He stepped aside a bit.