[For the Doctor]
As far as Chase was concerned, there was patience and then there came a point when you weren't being patient anymore -- you were just being silly. He was still letting weeks go by with the Doctor, expecting that any day (any shift), a thesis was going to wind up on his desk so that he could present it to the current group at the Office as well as the Council.
And it still didn't come.
Which meant that patience was fast fading and now he was starting to worry that it was never going to happen. So, instead of just avoiding the subject like he might have done, he was waiting in the living room for the Doctor to return.
And he had the partial work in hand.
And it still didn't come.
Which meant that patience was fast fading and now he was starting to worry that it was never going to happen. So, instead of just avoiding the subject like he might have done, he was waiting in the living room for the Doctor to return.
And he had the partial work in hand.