Day 48: Doctor's Office 6 (Dr. Wilson) [Fourth Shift]
All in all, it had been a pretty quiet day so far. As Wilson returned from the second floor patio to his office after lunch, he realized that it made sense, considering it was a Friday. Not that he imagined most of the patients here were too on top of which day it was. Still, it was possible the nurses did what they could to keep everyone calm before the excitement of their field trip day.
Wilson always considered wandering around on Saturdays to see if he ran into any of his patients, but he tended to back off at the last minute. He thought it might be similar to running into a teacher outside of the classroom -- not necessarily the most comfortable experience for his patients.
He'd just have to wait and see, then. Staying cooped up in his room wasn't very entertaining, either.
For now, though, he was back in his office for the last patient of the week. According to his schedule, it was a Sean Inoue, also known as Shinji Ikari. The boy had serious issues with socializing and a rather disturbing set of delusions on top of it all. Not an easy case, just judging from what the file had to say.
Wilson would have liked to end the week on a good note, but he wasn't sure how likely that would be. Nonetheless, he sat at his desk and waited patiently for the boy to show.
Wilson always considered wandering around on Saturdays to see if he ran into any of his patients, but he tended to back off at the last minute. He thought it might be similar to running into a teacher outside of the classroom -- not necessarily the most comfortable experience for his patients.
He'd just have to wait and see, then. Staying cooped up in his room wasn't very entertaining, either.
For now, though, he was back in his office for the last patient of the week. According to his schedule, it was a Sean Inoue, also known as Shinji Ikari. The boy had serious issues with socializing and a rather disturbing set of delusions on top of it all. Not an easy case, just judging from what the file had to say.
Wilson would have liked to end the week on a good note, but he wasn't sure how likely that would be. Nonetheless, he sat at his desk and waited patiently for the boy to show.