[Video]
[Jan’s dressed in her Starfleet uniform, looking polished and professional. Her hair is carefully swept up in a chignon. Her eyes are a little too bright and her tone heavier than usual.]
[There was no way to make this news easier. No way to lessen the blow, so Jan opts for simplicity.] They sent Christine home. Mr. Spock and I went to the clinic earlier and she wasn’t there. Everything she arrived with is gone, even her tricorder. At least she should be happier and safer back on the Enterprise
[When Jan’s sure that she can control her voice and expression, she changes filters on her comm., broadcasting to the entire network.]
Our hosts have decided to send our head nurse home. I know that Christine will be missed by all of us, but remember that she will be back where she belongs.
This may seem ill timed since Christine just left the city, but I need to ask everyone who has any form of medical training and is willing to assist at the clinic to please contact me or stop by the clinic. We need to know who is available to help before the next crisis occurs.
[She should say more but she's not sure if she can without starting to lose some of her professionalism so she adds a hurried 'thank you' before shutting off the video. Muting her comm., Jan scrubbing at her eyes before turning her watch back on and grabbing a notebook, ready to get to work.]
[There was no way to make this news easier. No way to lessen the blow, so Jan opts for simplicity.] They sent Christine home. Mr. Spock and I went to the clinic earlier and she wasn’t there. Everything she arrived with is gone, even her tricorder. At least she should be happier and safer back on the Enterprise
[When Jan’s sure that she can control her voice and expression, she changes filters on her comm., broadcasting to the entire network.]
Our hosts have decided to send our head nurse home. I know that Christine will be missed by all of us, but remember that she will be back where she belongs.
This may seem ill timed since Christine just left the city, but I need to ask everyone who has any form of medical training and is willing to assist at the clinic to please contact me or stop by the clinic. We need to know who is available to help before the next crisis occurs.
[She should say more but she's not sure if she can without starting to lose some of her professionalism so she adds a hurried 'thank you' before shutting off the video. Muting her comm., Jan scrubbing at her eyes before turning her watch back on and grabbing a notebook, ready to get to work.]