Shadoleopard
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He feels his esophagus close. He takes his new home deeply into his lungs, savors it, trying to get a sense of the place. He exhales slowly, looking around. This is where he’ll hang his shingle, at least for a few years, for however long the grant money flowed. They both knew donors were fickle. They were guaranteed three years though. They were a part of the great Social Experiment. He likes it. She grins. The place feels cozy, comfortable.
“Oh, the Appalachians?”
“ OBGYN trainees needed.”
“Where strangers call ya Darlin?
“Mhmmm.”
“How much covered Darlin?”
“All of it,” she grins, quirking her eyebrow.
“What’s that quote from that old comic?”
“Got tools, will travel.”
“Darlin’, I’mmmm hommmme!”
“Now we just have to check that everything is right, and hope people come.”
They chuckle, arms wrapping around each other as they lean in, kissing briefly, his hand caressing her jaw. Then they get to work. Equipment needs to be opened, set up, and checked if they are to fulfill the parameters of the clinic. It was their first independent project. Business first; Rule One.
Our first client is supposed to be in in fifteen minutes. This could have great or horrible repercussions for our enterprise. It is a small community. According to donor research, most people in this area had no access to specialized assistance. I look down at the note:
Clara
Blonde, blue eyes, 5'8". 19. 4:45. First appointment. Ever maybe? I’ll be back before she gets there. We need some supplies.
Well, that is useful. I stretch, running my hands through strawberry blonde hair. I look down my body. I at least look professional. Black, nonslip shoes. Pristine, blue scrubs, check; fresh white coat with my name tag. It matches the shingle. Doctor Ray Callaghan. MD. OB/GYN. I have to be presentable. Toned, tanned body. Clean shaven. Perfect image of authority and professionalism, a man practicing what he preaches.
I go inside, neaten some papers on my desk, selecting the several questionnaires I must fill out with my patients. It could be taken as weird if Rose doesn’t show up. I’m going to have to get very close to this Clara. A person of the same gender is supposed to be in the room. I gulp, hearing a knock on the front door. I look up. 4:35. Damn. Well, here goes.
I open the door, proffering my hand. “Hi, I’m Dr. Callaghan. Welcome to my practice. How may I help you this evening?”
“Oh, the Appalachians?”
“ OBGYN trainees needed.”
“Where strangers call ya Darlin?
“Mhmmm.”
“How much covered Darlin?”
“All of it,” she grins, quirking her eyebrow.
“What’s that quote from that old comic?”
“Got tools, will travel.”
“Darlin’, I’mmmm hommmme!”
“Now we just have to check that everything is right, and hope people come.”
They chuckle, arms wrapping around each other as they lean in, kissing briefly, his hand caressing her jaw. Then they get to work. Equipment needs to be opened, set up, and checked if they are to fulfill the parameters of the clinic. It was their first independent project. Business first; Rule One.
Our first client is supposed to be in in fifteen minutes. This could have great or horrible repercussions for our enterprise. It is a small community. According to donor research, most people in this area had no access to specialized assistance. I look down at the note:
Clara
Blonde, blue eyes, 5'8". 19. 4:45. First appointment. Ever maybe? I’ll be back before she gets there. We need some supplies.
Well, that is useful. I stretch, running my hands through strawberry blonde hair. I look down my body. I at least look professional. Black, nonslip shoes. Pristine, blue scrubs, check; fresh white coat with my name tag. It matches the shingle. Doctor Ray Callaghan. MD. OB/GYN. I have to be presentable. Toned, tanned body. Clean shaven. Perfect image of authority and professionalism, a man practicing what he preaches.
I go inside, neaten some papers on my desk, selecting the several questionnaires I must fill out with my patients. It could be taken as weird if Rose doesn’t show up. I’m going to have to get very close to this Clara. A person of the same gender is supposed to be in the room. I gulp, hearing a knock on the front door. I look up. 4:35. Damn. Well, here goes.
I open the door, proffering my hand. “Hi, I’m Dr. Callaghan. Welcome to my practice. How may I help you this evening?”
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