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James Wilson had learned many years ago that being a complete workaholic helped not only in keeping certain demons at bay but also in recovering from a hangover.
Like the one he was suffering from this morning.
Wondering just how the hell it was that House was able to function on Vicodin, Wilson was moving with deliberate quiet around the clinic. He had a very large bottle of water and some dry crackers nearby but other then looking a bit paler then usual, even for him and if you ignored the dark circles under his eyes he was his habitually neat and tidy self.
The signs that something wasn't entirely right in the world were subtle. The water and the crackers, the quiet look on his face, where normally he was always beaming and chipper and perhaps most telling was the silent pressence of House, ghosting about the clinic. Oh, the older man was doing his utmost to stay out of sight, least someone think he was actually there to...you know... work but he was sticking close enough to keep an eye on the oncologist as Wilson settled in behind the counter with yet more charts.
The Clinic was open for another morning, if anyone had need of it...Hopefully ABBA was no longer being played and No Angelus, you can not have a blood packet to go, the Clinic is not a fast food joint.
[ooc-The placing of House in and around is at the request of House's player for plot purposes.]
Like the one he was suffering from this morning.
Wondering just how the hell it was that House was able to function on Vicodin, Wilson was moving with deliberate quiet around the clinic. He had a very large bottle of water and some dry crackers nearby but other then looking a bit paler then usual, even for him and if you ignored the dark circles under his eyes he was his habitually neat and tidy self.
The signs that something wasn't entirely right in the world were subtle. The water and the crackers, the quiet look on his face, where normally he was always beaming and chipper and perhaps most telling was the silent pressence of House, ghosting about the clinic. Oh, the older man was doing his utmost to stay out of sight, least someone think he was actually there to...you know... work but he was sticking close enough to keep an eye on the oncologist as Wilson settled in behind the counter with yet more charts.
The Clinic was open for another morning, if anyone had need of it...
[ooc-The placing of House in and around is at the request of House's player for plot purposes.]

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"Good morning, What can I help you with?"
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Naaaawwwww not a chance.
"Come on back." The oncologist invited with more chipperness then might have been expected fom the man. "Have you been here before?"
From what the man had just said, Wilson was guessing the answer was going to be 'no' so he reached for a new file chart to start.
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[[ooc: New mun, so Danny got some memory loss *g*]]
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"I need my emergency contact changing" she sighs
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"I'm sorry...you need to submit new contact information?"
There was a pause and then a friendly little smile.
"And...good morning."
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"Of course, that's not a problem. But, is there something I can help with?"
He didn't bother asking if anything was wrong...something obviously was.
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Why I was just struck by the image of Angelus in a Little Bow Peep costume, I'll just never know.]no subject
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"Good afternoon, can I help you?"
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"A pleasure to meet you, Miss. Gilmore." He chuckled softly, a small hint of ruefulness in his tone.
"House isn't a big one for projects, Journalism or otherwise, so I might have to be the standby. What do you need?"
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"So, our project is to make up a 'Just Say Yes' campaign for something. My group has decided to do a satirical project on smoking - using really horrible, graphic photos and slogans like 'Just Say Yes to Cancer!' et cetera. We were wondering if we could count on some equally parodying endorsements from the clinic."
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"Of course, what's wrong?"
His voice was steady but his dark eyes focused intently on Han, studying the man for some sign of trauma.
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He took a deep breath and started in. "Ash rents one of my cabins. Sunday, he came in, bleeding, and I gave him first aid. He said he'd been hit by a truck, but when I offered to bring him in to the clinic, he said no. It was just a little cut. He went to lay down a while, and then I heard a lot of noise from his cabin. And he's been acting all wrong ever since."
He stopped for breath and checked his pockets. "This is an irrigator bulb, full of the same germicide I used on him. It's supposed to be harmless to all mainstock humans and subcategories, and most humanoid species. I use it on me and Chewie all the time."
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Reaching for the bulb, he inspected it while listening to Han's explination.
"You're thinking he's had some sort of reaction to this medication?"
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