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A Doctor and her Nurse(maid)
May. 7th, 2009 04:52 amTwo women paced down the hall as the lights were being dimmed to evening setting. The only difference between the two was their chosen dress. The woman on the right was in a cheerful, spring green nurses outfit and heels. The woman on the left was in slacks and a sweater with a lab coat and sneakers to finish the ensemble. "Maya, I told you I wasn't going to see Mrs. Caryin again." the doctor sighed.
"Aya, just once more. Her husband wants to talk to you, that's all!" The nurse waved a file, and when Aya didn't take it she smacked the thick pages off her sister's shoulder.
"There's. Nothing. Wrong. With. Her." Aya bit off each word in anger and pushed open the next set of doors with a little more force than necessary. "No botched healing, no disease or cancer that magic can't touch. Nothing. She needs a psychologist, not a specialist!"
Maya sighed and gave up on the file, tucking it back into the bunch in her arms. "Well, once more and I won't let them schedule again. You know that the Caryin's are heavy supporters of the hospital. We have to be nice." she thought that one over then tweaked her sister's hair "Well, I have to be nice. You just have to be professional." Maya amended.
"...keep it short." that was Aya giving in to the inevitable. "And I won't bite him."
"Good, we get yelled at if you bite people." Maya hit the next door a fraction before her sister, bumping it with her hip so she didn't have to drop the files. "Now, we're going for food!"
"Hmmm, I pull a shift tonight..." Aya nodded to the corridor she'd been planning to take.
"An insane, volunteer shift with the emergency center where you just do basic stuff! And that's in an hour, at least! Foooood." Maya laughed and dragged her sister in the opposite direction. "C'mon, there's a place just down the block that's still open! Then I'll go home and you can go nuts, I promise!"
"Fine, fine..." Aya was actually a lot more cheerful about the prospect of food than she let on, but hey, it was fun.
And to give Maya credit, the place didn't look that bad from the outside. It probably had a bar side, but the restaurant side was still open...
"Aya, just once more. Her husband wants to talk to you, that's all!" The nurse waved a file, and when Aya didn't take it she smacked the thick pages off her sister's shoulder.
"There's. Nothing. Wrong. With. Her." Aya bit off each word in anger and pushed open the next set of doors with a little more force than necessary. "No botched healing, no disease or cancer that magic can't touch. Nothing. She needs a psychologist, not a specialist!"
Maya sighed and gave up on the file, tucking it back into the bunch in her arms. "Well, once more and I won't let them schedule again. You know that the Caryin's are heavy supporters of the hospital. We have to be nice." she thought that one over then tweaked her sister's hair "Well, I have to be nice. You just have to be professional." Maya amended.
"...keep it short." that was Aya giving in to the inevitable. "And I won't bite him."
"Good, we get yelled at if you bite people." Maya hit the next door a fraction before her sister, bumping it with her hip so she didn't have to drop the files. "Now, we're going for food!"
"Hmmm, I pull a shift tonight..." Aya nodded to the corridor she'd been planning to take.
"An insane, volunteer shift with the emergency center where you just do basic stuff! And that's in an hour, at least! Foooood." Maya laughed and dragged her sister in the opposite direction. "C'mon, there's a place just down the block that's still open! Then I'll go home and you can go nuts, I promise!"
"Fine, fine..." Aya was actually a lot more cheerful about the prospect of food than she let on, but hey, it was fun.
And to give Maya credit, the place didn't look that bad from the outside. It probably had a bar side, but the restaurant side was still open...
