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Thought I heard them talking in their sleep yesterday [OPEN]
Who: L, Tony, Belle and OPEN to anyone who might want to come visit them.
Where: One of Locke City's bigger hospitals.
When: August 18- 19
What: Two idiots get in a fight. Belle is a good listener for Tony and talks L out of a rash decision. Also a catch-all for visitors on the 19th.
Warnings: Profanity, violence, feels, two guys displaying some
symptoms of PTSD.
Sometimes, people could afford to be selective about the hospital they were admitted to. Specialized clinics and treatment programs, top ratings, and individual needs were all carefully considered during the best of times. Specifically, when one had the luxury of time.
This was not such an occasion. With one patient bleeding out in critical condition and the other in a dissociative, violent state of psychological shock, the only things that really mattered about the hospital were that they could be speedily admitted and that the facility had enough departments to reasonably accommodate both physical trauma and fractured mental states. The honor had fallen to Locke City's largest and most complete hospital, where Tony Sparado and Lazarus Lawliet had been sedated, separated, and taken to different wards on different floors.
This was two days ago. Now, some things had improved; Tony's condition had stabilized and they were both keeping down food. Other things remained uncertain; L, grimly committed to not answering the Mafia's questions during their captivity, was still not talking.
Regardless of what the future held, both young men would remember Albero's hospitality for a long, long time.
Where: One of Locke City's bigger hospitals.
When: August 18- 19
What: Two idiots get in a fight. Belle is a good listener for Tony and talks L out of a rash decision. Also a catch-all for visitors on the 19th.
Warnings: Profanity, violence, feels, two guys displaying some
symptoms of PTSD.
Sometimes, people could afford to be selective about the hospital they were admitted to. Specialized clinics and treatment programs, top ratings, and individual needs were all carefully considered during the best of times. Specifically, when one had the luxury of time.
This was not such an occasion. With one patient bleeding out in critical condition and the other in a dissociative, violent state of psychological shock, the only things that really mattered about the hospital were that they could be speedily admitted and that the facility had enough departments to reasonably accommodate both physical trauma and fractured mental states. The honor had fallen to Locke City's largest and most complete hospital, where Tony Sparado and Lazarus Lawliet had been sedated, separated, and taken to different wards on different floors.
This was two days ago. Now, some things had improved; Tony's condition had stabilized and they were both keeping down food. Other things remained uncertain; L, grimly committed to not answering the Mafia's questions during their captivity, was still not talking.
Regardless of what the future held, both young men would remember Albero's hospitality for a long, long time.
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"College isn't so hard," he answered. "Hardest thing is paying for it, and it sounds like that's not something you'll have to worry about ever again. Leaving you free to worry about more 'immediate concerns,' which... are very concerning."
Brilliant reasoning. Inwardly, he cringed at how thick he sounded; dimly aware was still aware.
"I don't... know when I'll be back. Or if I'll be back. I might be going to another hospital, so... it means a lot that you'll stay until Belle finds someone to replace you. With the basement, like it is..."
Obvious allusion, there. With Project Jump it's important that the place isn't understaffed for even a second.
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Rita sighed. "We've got more than that, though, to worry for. Most of us still have our lives... Trying to keep it that way just seems wise."
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Rita looked down for a second. "Another one lost, huh. That... How do we stop it?"
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