∞ [twenty-five] | accidental audio post

[fatespoken]

Shit-

[there's the sound of glass shattering and the clatter and static of a communication device as it hits the ground. His voiced is strained as he speaks]


...As if my day wasn't already in the gutter.

[a long pause, marked by heavy breathing.]

Where did I put that-

[ooc: So, er- Amory has a condition in which he has random attacks like this. He dealt with it privately all these months, but this time its a rather severeattack. And of course, he's accidently turned his communicator on.]

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[fatespoken]

Even better. He can make pain go away with just a swallow.

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[worksmart.livejournal.com]

He can also give you problems that will make the stomach pain worse. You shouldn't be seeing him without another doctor's referral.

[fatespoken]

It's not exactly stomach pain, Dr. Ken.

I do have a referral. And guess what! It's from the guy you work with.

[ooc: Chase is now nicknamed Dr. Ken in Amory's book. Because Chase vaguely reminds him of a Ken Doll. >_>; ]

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Could have said you were House's patient. I'm sure he's the last person to recklessly prescribe vicodin.

[ooc: lol, he's had worse nicknames ;)]

[fatespoken]

It's not reckless if the person taking it isn't an addict.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Not quite the definition we use. But like I said, he's the last person. I'm sure you're fine.

[fatespoken]

Yeah, I'm fine. You get it!

Look how many people are bothering me below. Why don't you make my life easier and at least go away.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

I was planning on it, but now you've made it seem like I'd be doing you a favour.

[fatespoken]

So you're just going to hover around here and annoy me?

That's not exactly making me feel any better. And you call yourself a doctor.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Lets just say the attitude makes me less inclined to do you favours. I'm a doctor when someone asks for my help. You've been pretty clear that you don't.

So what's up with your stomach?

[fatespoken]

So if I say, "Doctor, I'd love your help", you'll leave me alone?

It's not my stomach.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Nope. Sorry.

What's causing the pain?

[fatespoken]

Bad genes and magic.

[There's a heavy stress of sarcasm on the last word.]

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

[He's getting used to the magical ailments - and he does work with Eden, so this isn't particularly surprised.]

House told you the only treatment for your genetic disorder was palliative?

[fatespoken]

[While the latter has some element of truth, he was trying to disguise it as sarcasm - except, it seems like it failed on him.]

That's how I dealt with it back home. So that's what I asked for.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

[You should meet all the mutants on his patient list, Amory.]

Did they have doctors equipped to understand your problem, back home?

[fatespoken]

[He's just sensitive about keeping his private life under lock and key. It's to such an extent that he cheats to his perscriptions back home.]

Probably not.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

[Chase can appreciate wanting to be cagey about his personal life. Not that, working with House, he's ever managed it.]

I keep a practice at the hospital, four days a week. I don't care if you want to sit around and suffer through whatever you've got, but if you do come in and say 'Doctor, I'd love your help' you'll get the confidentiality that comes with that. Not saying I can fix you, just that there's not too much I haven't heard.

[fatespoken]

Exactly. You probably - or actually, you can't fix me, so why go through all the trouble? All I need are House's prescriptions.

I don't even expect you to understand it.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Sounds like you'll get through a lot of glasses if that's all you need, but it's no skin off my nose.

Your court.

[fatespoken]

I've dealt with this for three years. And guess what? I've only broken ten glasses.

[worksmart.livejournal.com]

Big on the guessing games, aren't you.