Normally Jizabel was one to brush off any and all nurse gossip fluttering through the hallways, but with so much clear excitement, not to mention the presence of what he could only assume was some organization's military, he left his ears open to what would catch in them. Talks of a patient riot and subsequent tear gassing piqued his curiosity to
(
Read more... )
Comments 6
What a disaster! Having had another night drift past in failure, he’d been expecting… well, not that. The military presence had immediately piqued his worst suspicions (and instincts), but to have another riot? Perhaps it wasn’t so surprising. Most of those who’d been around to witness in person what could happen if the staff was threatened en masse were probably no longer around, and he couldn’t be the only one who wanted to shed blood…
He was disgusted with the state of affairs, so much so that he thought he could choke some days, but he hadn’t been swept into violence by his frustration, which had come as a surprise to at least one part of him, the part roused by the tense atmosphere, the chance to break the daytime’s façade of normalcy. The slim, illusory chance, anyway. The cold calculation was what had kept him on the ( ... )
Reply
Fortunately for Jizabel, the patient seemed rather fine. Better, in fact, than even those nurses rushing about. Composure was a good thing, and much more appreciated than a sedated and apparently gassed stupor that Jizabel could have been dealing with. Part of Jizabel wondered if Mr. Fairbairn had been fortunate enough to avoid breakfast entirely as the young man looked unfrazzled by even the subsequent gassing he'd heard tell of.
May as well make a point of it. The boy had brought it up himself, after all. "You look remarkably unscathed if I'm to take what I've heard as fact, I must say."
Reply
Reply
Reply
Leave a comment