Fandom Town Emergency Clinic

Millie was happily ensconced behind the desk with a new book, ready to help anyone who might wander into the clinic.

Millie hadn't slept well last night, so when she got up far earlier than she'd planned, she made a stop at JGoB to get pastries and coffee for the nurses. At least she'd found a way to start the day off well.

Millie was here with copies of some of the newest books to share with the nurses. Oddly, not a single copy of 49+1 Hues of Ash-Color were included.

Millie hadn't slept well last night, so she was not feeling quite up to snuff tonight. She found a relatively comfy chair and mostly perched herself there while the nurses did their thing.

Millie was going to spend the day cleaning and straightening things up. Which didn't make the nurses terribly happy, until she brought them coffee and pastries to get them going.

Millie was a little disappointed that little Adi hadn't come to see her this year. Maybe quite a bit disappointed. She made a note to check with Max just to, well... see if he was sad as well.

In the meantime she just made herself smile and nod as the nurses talked about what had gone on with the children.

Millie and the nurses were having a hard time keeping enough condoms out on the counter for anyone who wanted them. Of course, a large number were going to the nurses themselves who were enjoying making Millie blush as they retold stories of their sexual encounters this week.

Which was NOT to say that Millie hadn't grabbed a number of condoms herself in case she might run into Max or one of those very nice men from the Three Minute Dates.

Millie was here, chatting with the nurses and telling tales of what life was like back where she grew up.

If you walked in at the right moment, you might see her with more than one set of arms.

Millie was here and in quite a festive mood today. She'd brought little gifts for all the nurses as well as pastries and hot chocolate and coffee!

Millie was at the clinic, listening to the nurses talk about the difficulties they were having getting in touch with loved ones over the causeway. She hadn't had any trouble contacting Christopher back home yet, but it still worried her.

Millie was here, happy to hear tales of what the nurses did over break. And, of course, to help out should anyone need medical assistance.

Millie was here, listening to all the nurses tell stories about the crazy weekend she had somehow missed out on entirely.

Millie was here, working on a letter home and listening to the nurses tell stories about some of the crazy things they'd seen here.

Millie was here, mostly listening to the nurses speculate about what might be going on and how odd the people in this new place were. Mercy was mostly wondering what some of the odd items were on a strange list were.

Today was cleaning day, so things would be flying through the air - or hovering, depending on what Millie needed them to do - as everything got a good going over.

Millie was here, chatting with the nurses, and enjoying the quiet.

Millie was here at the clinic and very pleased that the island had moved and the weather was much nicer.

Millie was very happy with the Island's new location. It was hot and dry and, honestly, made her a little homesick for the temple. So if you heard her singing odd little songs in a strange language, that would be why.

Millie was here and ready to help anyone who might need it!

Millie was here, entertaining the nurses with stories of the world where she was born.

Millie was rather pleased to have her clinic day switched to Tuesday. She spent the day organizing and cleaning out things that hadn't been gotten to in a while, so anyone coming in might see things flitting about in the air cleaning themselves.

Millie had to admit her mind wasn't really on her work today. She kept thinking about the Three Minute Dates tonight. Which meant, of course, that the nurses were enjoying gently teasing her to watch her blush.

Millie had totally been at the clinic all day. Totally. And not even the slightest bit late, oh no. Right. On. Time.

Unlike her mun.

Millie had found a quiet corner of the clinic and was curled up reading a book. She knew the nurses would get her if anyone needed her.

Millie had absolutely been here all day. And all day every other Saturday regardless of whether the overstressed mun remembered to put her there!, just like today.

Of course, since she'd brought the nurses all the latest of their favorite books to read, it was pretty quiet.