Marley navigated through the pit with precision. Her eyes tipped down to the delicate, silver linked watch that hung along her wrist. Fifteen minutes and you’ll be off for the next twelve hours. As much as she enjoyed devoting the vast majority of her time in this hospital, she desperately needed a glass of wine and a bubble bath. Her sneakers squeaked against the sparking linoleum to the beat of the constant beep of her pager. “How’s things looking down here, Mary?” Her fingers wiggled out to take the tablet off her hands. She hummed whilst looking over the man’s chart. Possible concussion, lacerations to the face, and foreign object embedded in the skin. Marley thanked Mary graciously at her tender and thorough mark up before peeling back the curtain.
“Rough night?” Marley questioned. She plucked a pair gloves off the wall, unfurling her stethoscope from her neck, applying gently pressure to get a read on his vitals. “I can’t say I hope the other person looks worse but equal? Your blood pressure is a little higher than I’d like it to be but that’s par the course for the state you’re in.” She stepped back for a moment to grab the metallic tray and forceps. “Once I remove the glass and stitch you up, we’ll send you home with aspirin and ointment to keep the wound clean.”
chuck was trying to focus, he was still a bit drunk and the glass in his head wasn’t helping matters any –– his own fault he was in this mess, he supposed. the male sat up a little straighter, looking over at the blonde when she questioned him and he raised a brow. “guess you could say that, or that of a night well accomplished? depends on how you look at it. don’t worry ma’am, he is just as bad.” he may have been a little worse, but he didn’t need to brag about that, not with the pretty doctor anyways. “perfect. how many stitches do you think we’ll need here..” he said, leaning up to see her badge. “doctor blackwell?” he asked, giving her his best version of a charming smile, or as best he could right now.