More Than Enough || Toru Oikawa X Reader

|56| Researching

"No," Your mother says as she start shaking in fear, "But... the doctors before... They... They made the scans and x-rays... They did everything and didn't find anything at all!" your mother tells her. Your father tries to calm her down softly.

"Yes, I went ahead to see to look at them but turns out there was something but ignored it as (Name) said she was fine. If you believe you're fine, your body soon will and because of this mixture of reality that's going on in (Name)'s head, she may have convinced her body that she was indeed okay," Sueko explains.

"But how? How did this happen? (Name) never showed any sighs!" your mother ask as she wished she could have seen the sighs earlier but she didn't.

"The fights back in California. She was hit multiple times on her head but let me ask you, what side of her head was she hit that made her lay in the hospital bed for a week?" Sueko ask.

"Her right side..." your father answers.

"The right side of her brain, what does it usual take care of?" Sueko ask but mainly to your father as he has studied this.

"The right side controls attention, memory, reasoning, and problem solving but also creative which can be the imagination," your father answers.

"I'm not going to let my daughter suffer like this. What do we need to do. I don't want her like this. I don't want her to--"

"(Your Mother's Name), calm down, deep breaths," your father tells her calmly.

"There's the surgery but it's very dangerous because even the slightest wrong move, we can lose (Name) and as much as I love her and that you're my brother and sister-in-law, the surgery won't be cheap. It will be very expensive as it's dangerous," Sueko tells them.

"We have money," your father tells her as they have more than enough for the surgery.

"One wrong move and I lose one of my daughters. There has to be another way," your mother begs as she doesn't want to lose you. It will break her but not just her, everyone.

"There is, there's medication she can take which can slow down the memory lost procedure but I can't guarantee it will work but it may be a little better than the surgery. The medication might be able to help (Name) but there is side-effect," Sueko says softly.

"What kind of side-effects?" your mother ask.

"Taking the medication will cause her brain to be more affective. Her brain, memories and imagination, everything will try to go back to where they are meant to be. Be normal, I guess. However, if she's ever in a position where a bad memory that has been replaced, for example, standing on a rooftop over the edge like the incident back in California at her school, she could have a serious severe panic attack. If she ever gets into a fight and get her head hit, especially on the right side and it's severe, it may cause more damage and have no choice but to perform the surgery. Knowing this mean we have to very careful with (Name). If you're planning on telling her this, don't. Don't tell her the whole thing, her mind will have it hard to understand as she believes she's okay and that there's nothing wrong with her. You need to let her know little by little," Sueko suggest.

"Those sports she's doing, she has a soccer game today!" your mother says as she gets up, "She'll get hit by the head with the ball!" your mother says as she wanted to leave.

"Sueko, we're going to go check on (Name). Text me the rest of the details, buy the medication and make sure to have the recipe or something so that I can pay you back for them--"

"I know what to do, just go," Sueko tells her brother.

Your parents thank her and then leave. They quickly get into the car. Your mother ask him if he knows the place and he answers by saying how the female soccer tame made it to the final and he knows this as you told him about it.