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What: When karma just seems to be bloody against you
Where: Mount Sinai Medical Center
When: Monday, mid morning
Rating: PG
Andrew wasn't sure if he managed to reassure Puck extensively, but he seemed to help a little. Sometimes, it was just the the little things that could be. In all honesty, it was a common injury, and the surgery would likely be a breeze. It was still confonting, though. It always was when the patient was young and healthy, to suddenly find themselves out of action. After visiting Puck, Andrew took a very quick detour down a couple of floors to the kids ward. He wanted to check how one of his patients from the night before was going, and it had been nice to see she was on the mend after a routine appendectomy. Poor little thing had been terrified and Andrew had spent a lot of time talking to her to try and calm her down.
By that point, though, he was really knackered. The walk back to his apartment in the crisp air would likely wake him up a little, but he was really looking forward to a shower and his bed. He was praising himself for the decision to put clean sheets on the prior evening before he left for work. Nothing nicer than a hot shower and crawling into a bed with clean sheets after a busy shift. It just sort of sucked he didn't get to share it with anyone these days...
He was coming around the corner to the elevators in the kids ward when he heard the ding of one of the doors. "Hold the door!" he called out, grateful when he saw a hand catch the doors before they closed. He got there as quick as he could, still limping around on that damn cast he would be glad to see the friggen back of. But as soon as he stepped into the cubicle and saw who the other occupant was, he literally groaned and had no time to step back out before the doors swung closed again. If it was awkward verses being squished in an elevator door, he would take the former, unfortunately. "What are you, fucking cloned?" he snapped in annoyance, the lack of sleep really not his friend. "How are you just bloody everywhere I am?"