As it was Thursday, Simon was at the clinic. As Simon was at the clinic, there were nurses giggling behind his back. However, should there be any patients needing their attention they would help.

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Simon was at the clinic, hiding in one of the closets. The nurses had been attacking him with water guns.

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Simon seriously hoped that the nurses would not come up with any April's Fools jokes. Considering their sense of humour, he didn't think he would find it funny. He made himself a pot of tea and picked up a newly arrived medical journal.

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Simon had managed to find his way to the clinic. He hoped he wouldn't end up taking care of patients who had stumbled in the fog and broken various limbs. Even the nurses seemed a little concerned, which meant they didn't giggle behind his back as often as usual.

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There was a frog sitting on the desk. It was attempting to hide beneath a medical journal, but with little success.

It had been a day like any other at the clinic when Simon suddenly had noticed the world grow larger. That had turned out to be a mistaken observation, though, as it turned out he had shrunk and the room was still its usual size.  Yes ( Read more... )

Another quiet day at the clinic, Simon had assumed. He was wrong. The nurses were nothing like quiet today. He considered finding himself some earplugs.

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Simon hadn't even noticed Valentine's Day. And even if he had he would have been surprised to find a small anonymous Valentine's card addressed to him under his private teacup. He didn't even want to consider who this was from, so he dove into going through the supplies cupboard instead.

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The clinic was open. Doctor Tam was building a tower out of empty medicine bottles. It needed to be rebuilt quite often as it had a tendency to fall down. Interestingly enough, the nurses had nothing to do with this.

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A new medical journal had arrived, and that saved the day. The nurses might be snickering behind his back, but Simon paid no attention to them.

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Simon didn't see any nurses at the clinic today. Or so he told himself. He did his very best to ignore their presence, but it didn't quite work. He couldn't help wishing for a patient or two with a light cold or something uncomplicated.

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