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David snorted awake. He didn't know where he was at first. The room seemed foreign. Then his mind began to clear out some of the cobwebs. The last visages of a dream that had him riding a wave on a California ocean with a banana instead of a surfboard disconnected from his memory like cotton candy being doused with
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But first she ran across Dr. Tinny, who looked a little worse for wear.
"Uh, good morning, Doctor."
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It took him a moment to figure out which red she was. The clipboard helped.
"Good morning, yeoman," David's voice rattled out hoarsely as he gave a soft smile. He had no idea who she was from any other yeoman. He cleared his throat in contest with the hoarseness. He supposed he was pretty identifiable as the green psychologist with a penchant for formal wear.
"You can call me David, by the way," he said, his abused throat still giving a low, graveled response. He held out his hand to shake.
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She gently took his hand and gave a shake, though she didn't confirm or deny that she'd call him by his first name. She was on duty, after all, and while on duty, she was professional.
"Are you looking for Dr. McCoy?" He had to be looking for some sort of medical attention, appearing as he did.
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"Um, not specifically. Anyone in blue wielding a hypo would be more than welcome, actually," he said with a chuckle. "Um, I look that bad, hm? Um. I'm sorry," he pointed to her, "I know you're a yeoman but I don't think we've met formally. I mean, obviously you know me. Tall, bald, green, counselor." He laughed good-naturedly.
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