scarlettnuit
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OOC to the Reader: As I nerd, I feel duty bound to let readers know that this is softer, re-imagined version of Joker and Harley. I we are aware that the real version of Joker and Harley are ridiculously abusive thus the re-imagining. Didn't want to be confused with a confused tween . Back to your regularly scheduled sex and mahem.....
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She gathered up the case files and put a pen into the bun she had on her head. She had interned at this psychiatric hospital and so it was only fitting that she completed her residency here. After all, there were few places in the country that would allow her access to so many different kinds of psychoses, and her mentor was one of the best.
She walked down the hall, checking her blonde hair briefly in the reflection of a steel reinforced window. She straightened her white coast that covered her simple black skirt and white silk blouse, and then continued on. She had written many papers as an intern and so the book she was writing on Serial Killers was not a surprise, and thus no one ever bothered to ask about its existence. It served as a key to one of the hospitals, well prisons if the truth were told, star occupants, and one that could prove a theory she had come up with during her college days.
A loud buzz sounded as the heavy metal door swung open, creaking loudly. She smiled in thanks to the guard and began walking down the narrow hallway in front of her. The lights above her head flickered slightly as she walked towards the interview room with the red light. The green lights that shone down from above the unoccupied rooms as she made her way further down the hall.
Her heart beat against her chest and she stopped in front of the door, looking through the small port hole and looking into the room. There sat her patient, strapped into a straightjacket that was in turn strapped to the metal chair, his legs strapped to his as well. The poor thing, she thought, tied up like a common animal. She closed the door to the little porthole and stepped back, nodding for the guard to open the door. There was another guard inside, watching the prisoner, a look of disdain on his face.
“We won’t need you guard.” She said and then gave him a bright smile. “He’s strapped down to that thing, he isn’t going anywhere.” While the guard started to protest, he left the room, stating that he would be outside if she needed him. She then walked to the table and sat on the other side of her patient, setting down her files and legal pad and pulled her pin out of her hair.
“Good afternoon, I’m Dr. Harleen Quinzel, “She began, trying not to go doe-eyed, “but you can call me Harley Quinn.”
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She gathered up the case files and put a pen into the bun she had on her head. She had interned at this psychiatric hospital and so it was only fitting that she completed her residency here. After all, there were few places in the country that would allow her access to so many different kinds of psychoses, and her mentor was one of the best.
She walked down the hall, checking her blonde hair briefly in the reflection of a steel reinforced window. She straightened her white coast that covered her simple black skirt and white silk blouse, and then continued on. She had written many papers as an intern and so the book she was writing on Serial Killers was not a surprise, and thus no one ever bothered to ask about its existence. It served as a key to one of the hospitals, well prisons if the truth were told, star occupants, and one that could prove a theory she had come up with during her college days.
A loud buzz sounded as the heavy metal door swung open, creaking loudly. She smiled in thanks to the guard and began walking down the narrow hallway in front of her. The lights above her head flickered slightly as she walked towards the interview room with the red light. The green lights that shone down from above the unoccupied rooms as she made her way further down the hall.
Her heart beat against her chest and she stopped in front of the door, looking through the small port hole and looking into the room. There sat her patient, strapped into a straightjacket that was in turn strapped to the metal chair, his legs strapped to his as well. The poor thing, she thought, tied up like a common animal. She closed the door to the little porthole and stepped back, nodding for the guard to open the door. There was another guard inside, watching the prisoner, a look of disdain on his face.
“We won’t need you guard.” She said and then gave him a bright smile. “He’s strapped down to that thing, he isn’t going anywhere.” While the guard started to protest, he left the room, stating that he would be outside if she needed him. She then walked to the table and sat on the other side of her patient, setting down her files and legal pad and pulled her pin out of her hair.
“Good afternoon, I’m Dr. Harleen Quinzel, “She began, trying not to go doe-eyed, “but you can call me Harley Quinn.”
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