Friends Bar.
Everyone spent a lively evening together.
The next day.
Adam welcomed Duncan's entire family, who had flown in.
They went through another comprehensive round of checkups.
For several nights in a row.
All of Adam's friends and family took part in this semiannual health screening.
"You really are bored."
In the Medical Center's main conference hall, where all the distinguished experts had gathered, Dr. House looked over the examination reports Adam had printed out and snarked.
"Think of it as watching a soap opera."
Adam smiled. "There's even a bona fide soap opera actor in there. Isn't this your favorite kind of show?"
"What I enjoy watching is their acting."
Dr. House casually flipped through the reports in his hand and venomously added, "Not whether his kidneys are fine!"
"This is your very own bonus episode."
Adam teased.
"I think this is such a heartwarming thing to do."
The beautiful Dr. Cameron said admiringly.
"Yeah."
As Dr. Wilson leafed through the reports, screening for any traces or warning signs of tumors from the perspective of a top oncologist, he echoed her sentiment.
"Adam, this is a wonderful idea."
"You're welcome to include your own friends and family too."
Adam smiled. "With our combined resources, as long as we keep this up, we can ensure our loved ones stay healthy to the greatest possible extent."
"That would be wonderful."
"I was just about to say the same thing."
The Chief of Surgery, Dr. Burke, and the others all chimed in.
That was right!
Adam alone could evaluate the results of his friends' and family's examinations.
But he had still gone to great lengths to assemble the most elite team of medical experts.
The Chief of Surgery, a leading authority in the General Surgery Department at the Medical Center.
Dr.