The Saturday morning clinic shift gave Wilson a reason to get up early, which he appreciated. He started his day with a short jog, just down to the beach and back, then showered and dressed for the day. He'd been hoarding normal looking clothes since the incident with the parachute pants, but he still thought that an offering to the clothes box
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"You are a doctor," he said simply. "My sister instructed me to seek one out."
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"How were you injured, and about how long ago?"
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He instructed the patient to open his mouth and place the thermometer under his tongue, then gathered supplies for a custom bandage.
And then he did something uncharacteristic. He yawned, embarrassingly loud.
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"You would be a brave man," he said, "to fall asleep in my presence." Then he stopped, and added grudgingly, "Or, that was once true."
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"So, who were you before you showed up here?" By now, Wilson would not be surprised at any answer the man might give. And he'd need a name for his chart.
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The cut, now that he could see it properly, was not as deep as he thought. "This wound doesn't need stitches," he confirmed. "I'll put a bit of antiseptic on it, then a bandage, to prevent infection."
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He brought his fingertips to the wound. "I do not mean to be sharp with you. Being mortal does not seem to agree with me. I am accustomed to being defined by my responsibilities and now I have none."
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He raised a bit of gauze soaked in hydrogen peroxide. "This will probably sting, but it will also kill any bacteria before I put the bandage on."
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He winced at the touch of the peroxide.
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He looked for a pair of scissors to cut the gauze down, so Dream's bandage might be... not so prominent.
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