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    Life: Altered 03.55

    Life: Altered 03.55

     

                Quin sat in the room; she was
    playing with her golden locks of hair, tugging them, twisting them.  She had paced the ER room at least 20 times
    now.  Counted the tiles on the walls, the
    floor, added them, divided them.  Now she
    was at a loss. 

     

                She’ nicely usher out anyone who
    came in to check on her.  She just needed
    to be alone at this very moment.  To
    think to understand to be herself.  To be
    alone with herself.

     

                Alone, she didn’t know why she
    needed that, since she was truly alone as it was right now.  She got up slowly, going to the mirror at the
    washing station and gazed on the face that hovered there.  She didn’t recognize it, but she knew in her
    heart that it was her face.  She put her
    hand to the mirror, closing her eyes again and snapping them open, hoping that
    the image might change.  It did not.

     

                She slid her hands into the pockets
    of the scrubs that
    Dr. Vance
    had given her, the tomboy with the
    haphazard hair.  And the quick remarks
    and the sharp wit.  They were ER green,
    and she wasn’t sure if she liked the color or not.  She’d had a coffee, and she was sure that she
    didn’t like the black liquid.  She’d held
    it in, swallowed and put the cup back on the small table, vowing to never taste
    it again.

     

                She heard the commotion in the other
    room, peeking her head out as she saw a red headed woman coming towards the
    door, the psychiatrist, Marty Summers attempting to stop her.  Quin closed the door and she back peddled
    away from the door.

     

                For some reason, Quin knew it was no
    use; the woman was going to steam-roll right over the man, she felt sorry for
    him instantly.  Quin stepped back farther
    from the door, and they went flying open and
    Peggy Peabody
    stepped into the room.  Quin back peddled away, moving around the
    stretcher, and putting it between her and the woman.

     

                “Look, whatever beef you got with me
    lady, I’m sorry.  I’m sure I’m
    sorry.  Yeah.  I guess I am.”  Quin said her voice alien to her as she
    pushed up against the wall, her jaw clenched and ready for anything.  Who was
    this woman, for some reason she had a thought that she had done something
    wrong.

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    Comments

    1. Shane…It is worth being late for work, but the thing is………I’ve already read it once! You would think I could control my addiction a little more! LOL

    2. This is like a good book,if you read it once,you can go back and read it again,and still enjoy it a wee bit more. Quin will be even better. Now Alice needs to talk to Cass and Tina.so she can tell Daisey if the will let her thanks bvh

    3. to Pjay, it’s worth being late for work LOL. And yeah, J, I’m still hooked too, no cure for this addiction!!! I hope Quin gets her memory back soon, and god no, don’t let her forget she’s a dyke, for Al’s sake!

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