Day 47: Doctor's Office 8 [Dr. Disraeli]
There had been no delay this morning for Dr. Disraeli when it came to arriving at work. In fact he had been early, if only to make up for the time he had missed the previous day. Not that many had seemed to care apart from the always gossiping nurses, which was odd. The nurses would say what they would, regardless of Jizabel's actions, however he'd had no reprimand from the head doctor for his tardiness. He had expected a warning at the very least, but he could guess that Landel was a busy man. He probably didn't have the time to bother with giving his doctors slaps on the wrist. A good thing to know.
He had just finished with reviewing his files, following a check of his once again replaced desk drawer, when the usual knock came at the door a bit earlier than usual. There seemed to be no end to the oddities this morning. When a nurse entered without a patient, Jizabel could only wonder what was so important that she needed to bother him when he was preparing. As a doctor though, he was understanding of the interruption and welcomed her without question. Apparently there was a problem with one of his first patients, an injury it seemed. Dr. Disreli could not see how he would need a warning with the state he'd seen some patients in, however the nurse was able to provide a decent enough reason for telling him. More than decent, he decided, once he saw the jar she held and the color of it's contents.
"I'll be sure to take care of things," he assured the woman, accepting both the jar and the documentation brought with it. The reasons she had for providing him such a thing must have been different from what Jizabel would likely do, however he would not be passing up an opportunity like this, or a specimen so well preserved. "If you'll give me a moment before allowing my first patient in...?" he then requested, with the nurse quickly agreeing that she would before leaving him.
The nurse gone, Jizabel found himself in a far better mood. Now wouldn't this be interesting?
He had just finished with reviewing his files, following a check of his once again replaced desk drawer, when the usual knock came at the door a bit earlier than usual. There seemed to be no end to the oddities this morning. When a nurse entered without a patient, Jizabel could only wonder what was so important that she needed to bother him when he was preparing. As a doctor though, he was understanding of the interruption and welcomed her without question. Apparently there was a problem with one of his first patients, an injury it seemed. Dr. Disreli could not see how he would need a warning with the state he'd seen some patients in, however the nurse was able to provide a decent enough reason for telling him. More than decent, he decided, once he saw the jar she held and the color of it's contents.
"I'll be sure to take care of things," he assured the woman, accepting both the jar and the documentation brought with it. The reasons she had for providing him such a thing must have been different from what Jizabel would likely do, however he would not be passing up an opportunity like this, or a specimen so well preserved. "If you'll give me a moment before allowing my first patient in...?" he then requested, with the nurse quickly agreeing that she would before leaving him.
The nurse gone, Jizabel found himself in a far better mood. Now wouldn't this be interesting?