The Delta's Daughter - Book 1
It was only then I realized I had stuff sticking on me and in me, monitoring all kinds of shit, giving or taking fluids.
And as if on cue, a doctor and three nurses entered. The nurses flitted around and started checking machines and vitals. While the doctor, who was Dr. Arthur Rosen, who had helped deliver both Kellen and I, greeted us, adorning his familiar broad smile showing his perfect white teeth. Dr. Rosen was a little older than my father but still looked very good for his age. He was handsome, despite the lines around his coffee-colored eyes and the flecks of silver in his curly brown hair, which I just thought made him more distinguished, he could still pass for 30-something. He al