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A mutation of the white cells… the body begins shutting down one organ at a timehigh blood pressure… cardiac arrest… there is no pattern to the patients… of all ages and from different ethnic backgrounds…
The more I read, the more something feels off. Why is this not something that anyone is talking about? We are facing a virus of some kind that is killing people.
I take a few photos on my mini tablet, observing the results.
This is-
“Doctor Scott.”
My head snaps up when I realise I have become completely caught up and look around, it takes a second for me to remember exactly where I am.
“Yes?”
I ask, looking at Nancy.
Annoying. She’s the one from the takeout…
“There’s a patient in room 7 who refuses to see a male doctor. Can you tend to her?”
“Of course,”
I say, standing up. She looks at the seat I was sitting in but says nothing, even though her judgy eyes say otherwise. But I’m not here to entertain her. “What is she admitted with?”
“She’s suffering from severe tummy aches but is refusing to let Doctor Malcolm examine her. We have been unable to take any stats since she wants to be seen by a female doctor.”
“I see.”
We walk down the hall together and she keeps giving me those side eyes, but I ignore her and I’m relieved when she is called and goes her own way and I enter room 7 smiling at the woman who seems to have been crying.
Doctor Malcolm stands beside the bed, trying to calm her. The nurse holds some tissue out to her, but she’s simply shaking her head, wiping her tears away with her hands.
“Hello, Jenna,”
I say with a quick glance at her name board above her bed. “I’m. Doctor Scott. Do you mind if I take a look at you?”
“Finally!”
Jenna rolls her eyes, clutching her stomach..
“I’ll take over Doctor Malcolm, thank you,”
I add with a smile. He nods before leaving, and I look at the nurse. “Have her vitals been done?”
I ask.
The nurse shakes her head in despair, clearly the patient wasn’t complying. “Please lie down. I’ll have a feel of your stomach.”
I say, going over to the sink and washing my hands before I put on some latex gloves. I can feel her watching me and look at her through the mirror. A sudden unease fills me, she’s observing me extremely intently and oddly calm, not like someone in pain…
I turn back to her, and she’s looking away now. I walk back to the bed and ask her to lie down. She complies and lies down, lifting her top. “If it hurts at any point, let me know,”
I instruct as I start to probe around her stomach, trying to feel if there’s any tenderness anywhere.
I hide my frown, not once feeling any tenderness or hardness to her stomach. Her eyes are now trained on my badge. A mark that I am a werewolf…
“Your stomach doesn’t feel sore or anything, but we’ll send you for a scan just in case,”
I say, stepping back and removing my gloves.
“Oh, sure. Thanks,”
she answers.
“Nurse, can you please check her vitals and give her some painkillers for now?”
I ask as I pick up her file and skim through it, making a note of her name, date of birth, and trying to memorise her medical number.
There’s something off about her and although usually I’d brush it off since we come across all kinds of patients, I can’t be careless, not with everything going
1. on.
She obeys this time, letting the nurse do her checks, and I excuse myself and go over to the desk. “Can you send me all medical records on patient room 7? I just need to check her history.”
I ask the woman at the desk.
She nods and I take my tablet out, pulling up the files on my screen. Nothing outof the ordinary… she’d been admitted to a different hospital about eight months. ago and aside from that, there have been a few things over the past few years. She’s had appendicitis, her appendix removed, food poisoning…
I sigh inwardly. I’m really becoming too paranoid…
The rest of the day passes in a blur, and I’m looking forward to getting a break and going home.
‘Tonight, little mate, tonight I’m yours.”
My heart skips a beat at his words, and I place a hand on my stomach to calm the butterflies that are swimming around in there.
Tonight…
I glance at the time. Not long now…
I take my phone out, about to message him that I’ll be done in half an hour only to see his message that he’ll be here in about an hour, which was sent to me. about forty minutes ago. I smile and text back.
Valerie: Perfect timing. I’ll be done in half an hour.
His response comes pretty soon.
Zade: I’ll be waiting.
I slip my phone back into my pocket when Cassian walks over.
“Valerie, I spoke to the board. You’re good to work with me.”
“Wow, really? They agreed?”
I’m surprised, considering I’m new here, and that was a very fast answer… Not that I’m disappointed, I might find an answer.
He smiles slightly and nods. “Yes, but be prepared to work late. The lab consumes a lot of time and we do need to do our shifts on the wards, too.”
Seeing my surprised look, he continues, “I didn’t pull any strings in case you’re thinking. that. They think you might even have an idea. There are assumptions it might be something that maybe shifters might know of.”
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“Oh? Is that what they said?”
I ask. He looks a little uncomfortable now and I wonder what exactly their wording was.
“Something like that, so you were saying about the charity dinner…”
As much as I feel there’s something he isn’t mentioning, I don’t push it.
“Oh yeah, I will have to turn you down. I won’t be attending. I actually have a boyfriend.”
I say, tucking my hair behind my ear.
He chuckles. “We could still go as friends. I know Nancy was saying she saw you with some… guy.”
“Not just a guy, he’s my man.”
I correct.
“That was fast. I’m sure you were single.”
“It was complicated at the time-“
He raises his hands. “Hey, it’s your life, but you should still come. The town loves doing these things and I’m sure you will love it as much as everyone else. Bring him along. It’ll be a nice chance to get to meet the town folk. It’s not the biggest town and everyone’s there.”
“Umm I don’t know… I’ll try.”
I lie, I doubt I will.end
“Please, do. I’ll you the details. It’s a chance for us doctors to dress up instead of being in scrubs and coats all day.”
He winks at me, and I simply smile, nodding in agreement, but I’m not enjoying his joke if you can call it that. “Are you ok?”
He looks concerned now.
I nod. “Of course. Anyway, I’m going to just finish off before I head home. Good night.”
“See you tomorrow!”
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