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[Phone Call: All -- Day 17?]

Nov 15, 2010 16:08

Thank you, everyone, who tried to help when I was sick. I'm sleeping a lot during the day, but I feel much better now.

[ Her voice is quiet and tinged with shame. She doesn't know if the whole town is aware of her dirty secret, but the less said about that the better. ]Dr. Wesker said it shouldn't be long before I'm back on my feet, and I'd really ( Read more... )

lisa garland, !: hope estheim, !: harry mason

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escapedpandora November 15 2010, 21:37:40 UTC

[Well, he wasn't told anything other than that she was sick, so~]

Are you feeling better now, Lisa? You shouldn't be going back to work if you're not feeling better yet.

whitenoisenurse November 15 2010, 22:03:56 UTC

[ She laughs softly, touched by his concern, and wonders for a brief, agonizing moment if she ever made Alessa feel as well taken care of. ]

Compared to how I felt the other day, I could do cartwheels.

escapedpandora November 16 2010, 09:51:33 UTC

Um. I got you fruits! I figured that it would be better than pizza or something when you're sick.

[Oh, wait. Guilty pause.]

...They're a little squished, though.

whitenoisenurse November 18 2010, 05:05:03 UTC

Doesn't matter. I'll probably devour them on sight. Feels like I haven't eaten anything in weeks.

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intownonvcation November 15 2010, 22:29:59 UTC

I'm glad you're feeling better, Lisa. I had no idea you were so ill. Did the doctor take good care of you? [Compared to the asshole Kauffman, he wanted to say.]

whitenoisenurse November 15 2010, 22:36:33 UTC

He did. I'm very grateful he took the time to see me.

[ A pause. ]

How are you doing, Harry?

intownonvcation November 15 2010, 22:56:03 UTC

[He certainly hadn't been expecting that. Not that he believed that Lisa was insensitive, it had just been weird to hear after he was the one usually asking that to others.]

Ah, I suppose I'm fine. I haven't...seen my daughter in a while, but I'm sure she's hiding out somewhere in town...doing whatever teenagers do. How about you? Anything I can do to help?

whitenoisenurse November 15 2010, 23:57:37 UTC

[ She smiled into the receiver and spoke gently, hoping he'd understand the subtext of what she was saying. ]

No, there's nothing you need to do right now. Go out and find your daughter. If she's anything like I was at that age, she's probably a handful.

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