Most of the dragons hesitated to seek medical care off the island because they were afraid of dragon poachers or of human doctors who didn’t understand their personal medical needs. Many dragons were afraid that human doctors would try to steal vials of their blood for medicinal purposes. Others simply didn’t like the idea of humans look at them like they were freaks.
At Alan’s clinic, dragons could get the care they needed from someone who understood what it was like to be different, what it was like to be scared, what it was like to be a dragon. He treated his patients with care and precision and most importantly, he built a personal relationship with each of his patients.
Alan wasn’t in this for the money. He didn’t care about a quick turnover rate. No, the only thing Alan wanted to do was help the dragons he lived with in any way he could.
So it was good, really, that he was alone. He didn’t have the distraction of a wife or girlfriend to keep him busy. He didn’t have to rush home to share dinner with anyone. He didn’t have to worry about consulting someone before making weekend plans.
Yes, it was good. It was convenient.
So why did his heart feel so empty?
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