Deflowered Sheldon

Medical Center.

After chatting with the Chief of Surgery, Adam unexpectedly learned that Caroline's Ellis Nursing Home had begun spreading by word of mouth among its target demographic. It was quite the pleasant surprise.

However, Adam first went to the ward to offer Adele some comfort.

For Adele, an elderly woman who had lost her son, the condolences of others could do little to ease the pain in her heart.

But Adam and the others still had to do it.

Because even easing it by a little was something.

There was a reason rituals and etiquette existed.

Just as after Sheldon married Amy, during their honeymoon, he timed things precisely to give Amy another go, resolutely following the schedule to fulfill his "husbandly duties" and put "marital relations" into practice.

But Amy, unusually, was unwilling to accept it. She said she was still adjusting to the time difference and was not in the mood right now. They could do it tomorrow morning instead.

Sheldon did not mind. He said that meant they would have to wait until next Thursday, though it would be shorter then because there would be many things to do.

Amy immediately exploded. How could that be acceptable?

Although it was no longer like before, when it was an annual event and missing it meant waiting an entire year.

But they were newlyweds. She had been hoping to make up for the regrets of not being free and fulfilled enough in the past.

Just now, she had merely been acting coy. Now that they were married and Sheldon was no longer the man from before who refused intimacy no matter what.

So, subconsciously copying what Penny had once taught her, she used the usual method women used on men: refusing to let him into bed, hoping to