The last day of his workweek came much later than anticipated, however Jizabel found no problems with the later date. Honestly it was much more normal to finish out the week on a Friday than their usual Thursday. That left the proper weekend where no one could question as to why they were not working. This "weekend" would be shorter though as
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His face was white as a sheet as the nurse guided him to a chair, and he shivered, looking at the man once and then looking away. If this was the bastard that had hurt Haseo...but no. It couldn't have been; that had been a woman, and this clearly wasn't. Still, if they were working together...
"I...don't feel so well." Those might be famous last words.
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Smiling so as to put those thoughts from mind, Dr. Disraeli held off on introducing himself to address the patient's first words. "Did you inform your nurse before coming? I'm sure she could give you something before we continue here," he suggested.
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He didn't answer in words - no. That wasn't right; he couldn't answer in words, not right away. Instead, Endrance shook his head, and tried to slow down his heartbeat and breathing enough to speak.
"I'll be fine...just a bit of a stomachache. I don't think it's anything serious."
The words weren't a lie - his stomach was turning flips. It wasn't the truth of what was bothering him, but...getting to that truth required talking, and while he wasn't usually talkative anyway, this...well. Talking to any doctor here didn't feel like a good idea.
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"I am Dr. Jizabel Disraeli, and I will be your therapist for your stay here." Barring anymore games of musical doctors and patients. There had already been one doctor to leave on short notice, however he had somehow avoided a last minute addition to his roster. "Since this is our first meeting, we'll refrain from anything too intense. For now we can simply speak on whatever you wish to."
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