The ghoul selected a small, plain doughnut, lightly powdered. It wasn't even close to substantial enough to qualify as a meal, but it was something and he could get away with that rather than having absolutely nothing on his stomach. Once everything was picked out, the doctor stepped over to the counter, where everything was laid out for him to pay for. A couple of bills were handed over to cover it all, then he turned and guided the human on out of the convenience store.<br/><br/>"Depends on what you would like to do. Do you want to walk around a bit longer? Enjoy the courtyard? Or would you rather head back to your room for when your family arrives?" he asked in reply to the question about the current plans. He took smaller nibbles of his own meal, quickly swallowing the dry, sandpaper-like 'treat' to avoid the grimace that wanted to cross his face. The two males seemed almost as different as night and day right now, despite how similar they probably looked to outsiders.<br/><br/>"You're walking around without any obvious loss of balance. You seem to be functioning just fine. The tests didn't bring back anything that we should be worried about. You don't seem to have any signs that would require for us to keep you for further surveillance, either. So, as long as you take things easy, especially if you get any migraines or anything, there's no reason that you can't be discharged today," he explained, then finished his 'meal' before getting in to the cold coffee beverage. Once the cap was popped off, Ray dropped his right hand into the coat's pocket and sipped at it in his left hand as he started to walk.<br/><br/>"When we get back, the nurses will draw a little blood to run a couple of quick tests, just to be absolutely certain that everything's fine, then you should be cleared to check out whenever. That means you could be home by noon, probably."