David continued eating as well. He heard her call his name weakly and looked at her. He blinked as she spoke. Watching her start to back away into the middle of the floor. "Tris?" He said softly. Worry filling his eyes. He walked closer as she started shaking. Watching her fall to the ground in a seizure. Shock filled him. "GO GET DOCTOR MARLO! NOW!" He yelled at the cook who took off running. He ran to Tris's side and looked at her. Unsure if he should hold onto her. His mother had seizures off of medication. Maybe Tris needed medication. "Hang in there Tris. Hang in there. We're gonna get you help. Just hang in there buddy." He said over and over again. "The doctor will be here soon. Just hang in there Tris. I'm right here with you. I won't let you go away. Not after just meeting you." The doctor came in but he didn't leave Tris's side. Having taken to holding one of her spasming hands. "Doctor's here Tris. He'll get you better. Then we'll get you whatever you need to help you stay that way." Even if he had to use his own allowance to do it.<br/><br/>The doctor came running and checked the patient. Having heard the young girl was David's friend made her top priority. He knelt by the young woman and checked her. Checking her eyes and other things. Reaching into his bag he pulled out a syringe and alcohol wipes. He wiped off a place near her upper arm and stabbed the medication syringe into her arm. Injecting a liquid form of seizure medicine into the young girls blood stream. The seizures would slowly stop as it flowed through her blood stream and to the brain. "Well young master this girl has seizures. She will need medication to keep them at bay. I can prescribe it but it'll cost money. Can't give it to you for free now. Do you want this medication?" He asked in a serious voice.<br/><br/>David looked frantic. "She will die without it right? I don't want her to die. Get her the medication. I'll pay for it myself if I have to!" He cried out. Pulling Tris into him and hugged her. "Don't go Tris..." He pleaded. She treated him normal. Like a real friend should. Tears rimming his eyes. "She'll be okay now? Right? After the medication you gave her kicks in?" He let out a sigh of relief when the doctor nodded his head. He looked at Tris. "I'll pay for her medication. You just get it here for her." He said in an authorative way. The doctor nodded his head. "Yes your majesty. Right away." David looked at Tris. "Come on Tris...wake up. Sit up on your own Tris. Come on. You can do it." he said supportively and hopefully. The doctor left to go get the script filled for the medication for Tris.