
A feverish Fiona Frost gets an unwanted house call in this extra chapter when hospital director Gerald Gorey drags Loid along to check on his absent colleague. Sick for the first time in memory, the agent codenamed Nightfall scrambles to look flawless for Twilight while fending her boss off at the door.
Director Gerald Gorey of Berlint General Hospital wants to pay a get-well visit to Fiona Frost after she calls in sick, an admission so out of character that Loid suspects lingering exhaustion from her clash with Winston Wheeler. Gorey insists on bringing Loid because Fiona would never open her door for the director alone. Seeing a chance to hand off intelligence and win goodwill that could steer more VIP patients his way, Loid agrees, tapping out a coded rhythm with his feet as the two men near her building to warn her they are coming. Gorey mistakes the tapping for excitement.
Inside, the bedridden Fiona catches the signal and, in 2.20 seconds, makes herself and her apartment presentable before answering the bell. Gorey reads the opened door as an invitation and gets it slammed against him. Fiona accepts Loid's bag of drinks with the concealed intel and promises to report in by afternoon, privately mortified that a spy of her caliber let her health slip. Fighting back a cough and a runny nose rather than seem unladylike in front of Twilight, she looks increasingly miserable, so Loid urges her to take it easy and departs with Gorey, telling the director that leaving promptly is what a truly caring boss would do. Remembering past advice from Loid and Sylvia about pushing herself too hard, Fiona drifts off while a secretly taped loop of Loid's parting words plays beside her.
Gorey recruits Loid for a sick-day visit to Fiona's home, and Loid announces their approach with tapped footsteps. Fiona tidies herself and her apartment in 2.20 seconds, rejects Gorey at the door, and receives hidden intel from Loid along with drinks.
She resolves to actually rest after recalling the advice of Loid and Sylvia, falling asleep to a covert recording of his voice.

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Short Mission 15 is a seven-page extra chapter of Tatsuya Endo's SPY x FAMILY manga, published on April 14, 2025 and numbered 114.1 within Volume 17. It sits between Chapter 114 and Chapter 115 and puts Gerald Gorey and Loid Forger on its cover. Winston Wheeler is mentioned, and Sylvia Sherwood appears only in flashback.
In Short Mission 15, hospital director Gerald Gorey brings Loid Forger along for an unannounced visit to a sick Fiona Frost, who scrambles to look presentable and passes hidden intelligence to Loid before falling asleep to a secretly recorded loop of his voice.
Gerald Gorey, director of Berlint General Hospital, wants to check on Fiona Frost after she calls in sick, an act so unlike her that Loid suspects exhaustion from her earlier clash with Winston Wheeler. Gorey brings Loid along because he believes Fiona would never open the door for him alone.
Loid taps out a coded rhythm with his feet to warn Fiona Frost that he and Gorey are approaching, and the bedridden agent uses the signal to tidy herself and her apartment in just 2.20 seconds before answering the door.
Loid hands Fiona Frost a bag of drinks that conceals intelligence for her, which she accepts while promising to report in by the afternoon.
Short Mission 15 is a seven-page extra chapter published on April 14, 2025 as chapter 114.1, placed between Chapter 114 and Chapter 115 in Volume 17.
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