[Starbase 69 clinic]
After getting found outside the cargo bay, Tina collected Darcy from Dr. Kuhn in her office - resisting the urge to "just check in" on everyone. She was not back to work yet! - and went down to the informal party/social/whatever for the people who'd been playing the hide and seek game. Where she didn't see Jim or Martha, even after quite some time looking.
She honestly was not trying to find excuses to go hang around the clinic when she was supposed to be on leave. It just so happened that the best gossip always went through sickbay, and where else was she going to start when she was wondering where her friends were and had already checked the places they were supposed to be?
In any case, it turned out she didn't need to wait for the good gossip to find one of them.
"She'll be okay," Dr. Kuhn said reassuringly, as soon as Tina appeared at Martha's bedside. "Here, look at the chart."
Tina took it gratefully, adjusting Darcy in her sling so that she could read it. Martha would be okay, but she'd certainly been knocked around some. "What happened?"
"Don't know yet." Dr. Kuhn shrugged. "We have to wait for her to wake up and give us something to go on."
"I'll stay with her," Tina volunteered, already pulling a chair over. "I can keep an eye on her as well as anyone."
Better than most, in fact. Dr. Kuhn seemed to agree, and left her to it.
She honestly was not trying to find excuses to go hang around the clinic when she was supposed to be on leave. It just so happened that the best gossip always went through sickbay, and where else was she going to start when she was wondering where her friends were and had already checked the places they were supposed to be?
In any case, it turned out she didn't need to wait for the good gossip to find one of them.
"She'll be okay," Dr. Kuhn said reassuringly, as soon as Tina appeared at Martha's bedside. "Here, look at the chart."
Tina took it gratefully, adjusting Darcy in her sling so that she could read it. Martha would be okay, but she'd certainly been knocked around some. "What happened?"
"Don't know yet." Dr. Kuhn shrugged. "We have to wait for her to wake up and give us something to go on."
"I'll stay with her," Tina volunteered, already pulling a chair over. "I can keep an eye on her as well as anyone."
Better than most, in fact. Dr. Kuhn seemed to agree, and left her to it.