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“I couldn’t agree more.” she sighed. The line didn’t seem to be moving at all, and Eliza was sure that if she didn’t get her cappuccino soon she would simply combust. The coffee addict was lucky she still had her teeth with the amount of cappuccino’s she had on a daily weekly basis.

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“With the amount of money I’ve spent here, I probably could have, and should have gotten my own coffee make and spare myself the trouble.” It was a thought she’d entertained often, yet never made any move to do so.

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“What’s so shit about the next seven hours? Job weighing you down Doc?”

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“Working with sick children isn’t exactly a walk in the park, Seth. Yet I offer myself up for a shift in pediatrics anyway.”

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Rush’s eyes widened as the older girl pulled out a large stack of papers and notes. Never in her life had she seen so much homework, and the girl made a silent prayer that she would never be cursed with something so horrible. “That sounds boring.” she whined, wishing she hadn’t scared off her old babysitter. At least Cynthia would play princess and knight with her despite the fact Rush, who always played the knight, would keep Cynthia tied up in a chair until her brother returned home from work. “Fine.” the small brunette agreed with a sigh, falling back against the couch. Spotting the remote across the room beside the television, she crinkled her nose in annoyance. Rush was already too comfortable to move, so, looking up at Jamie innocently, she asked, “I need your help with something. Can you get me the remote control?”

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Jamie would never cop to the fact half the paperwork was already finished, especially not after the girl agreed to the plan. “Sorry, but hey, I didn’t limit you to not causing bodily harm.” While Jamie was joking, should Rush get injured somehow, it’d be nothing she couldn’t handle. . Sorting through the paperwork for the notes she needed and had half finished already, she glanced up at the sound of a voice. She smiled slightly. “Well that was fast. Too comfortable to move are you?” Jamie asked, as she set the paper aside. Reaching over and grabbing the controller, she handed it over. “Here.”

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Jamie was quick to follow the girl inside and shut the door behind them. She didn’t want to risk leaving it wide open given the town’s history. “Well five hours is a little different than twenty minutes…mostly because it’s a lot longer but…You mean Texas Chainsaw Massacre?” she asked, before she shook her head. She was getting off track. “I’ll tell you what, I’ve got a stack of paperwork I have to finish and someone thinks you need a babysitter, so how about you and me cut a deal? ”

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“They’re close enough.” the girl responded with a sigh, dismissing the comment away with a flick of her wrist. Rush didn’t bother to look up at the older girl when she spoke, much to focused on finding the television remote. Her brother hardly ever let her watch TV, claiming it would “melt [her] brain”, so she took any chance she was given to sneak in a few episodes of The Walking Dead, something both her siblings strongly disapproved her seeing. She furrowed her brow at Jamie’s comment, glancing up. “What kinda deal?” she asked eagerly, her curiosity peaked. It didn’t take much to get Rush’s attention, but keeping it was an entirely different matter. The ten year old was distracted much too easily, which was one of the reason’s Aaron was constantly hiring new babysitters.

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Jamie opened her mouth to comment on the difference before realizing the girl probably couldn't care less. Seeing she had the girl's attention, she slung her backpack from her back to her front, pulling out the pad of paper she always carried around and the stack of papers she'd previously referred to. "Like I said, I've got all this to finish. Should take me a good while too. " she set the set of notes down. "So, how about you do whatever it is that'll keep you occupied and pretend I'm not here, provided it doesn't cause property or monetary damage, I'll take care of this, and keep out of your way and everyone's happy. And, if by chance you do need my help with something, I'll help you out. Sound good?"

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“Yes ma’am.” He said sarcastically even if he did not mean to and it just so happened to slip out of his mouth that way. It was too late to take it back now so he will just live with it. “Anyways, why will the coffee not be enough? Did you not enough sleep. Seven to nine every night.” He said jokingly of course, but his tone might not have showed it.

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She couldn’t help but smile at his sarcasm. Whether he meant it or not, Jamie could always appreciate sarcasm. “Part of the flaws of being a doctor; you can never sleep that long because someone’s always going to need you.” Her tone made it sound as if it was a joke, but she wasn’t joking. “No but honestly, I’m like...trained to only sleep for a few hours in case my pager goes off. I don’t know how it happened, but it did, and now I’m screwed.”

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“Two hundred and fifty bucks?” Cam repeated, face contorting with disgust. “If I’m gonna go under the knife, I need at least 300.” She shook her head sorrowfully, her excitement fleeting quickly. “Whatever, I’m not that strapped for cash yet. Oh, yeah…I’m Cam, by the way.” She stuck out her hand. “Thanks for the kidney quote, Dr…”

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“Hey don’t give up hope yet. There are people out there desperate enough to pay a pretty price for a kidney.” Jamie said with the smallest of shrugs, “Of course most of those people are also waiting for kidneys the legal way and the rest are probably someone you don’t want to give up your body to.” Another small shrug. Most of Jamie’s knowledge of organs and the black market came from one too many late night Google searches, most out of pure curiosity. “Ramos. Jamie Ramos.” Jamie took her hand, shaking it. “Nice to meet you, Cam.”

#i can't tell if her first comment is sarcastic or not

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“It was just a suggestion and I never had one so I do not know.” He told her running his hand through his hair not really wanting to explain himself. He never really did coffee or energy drinks since he saw the things it did to his parents who were always up.

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“Good...try to keep it that way, yeah?” Jamie had way too many negative thoughts and feelings toward energy drinks. Feelings one would think she’d have toward caffeine in general, and yet she still harbored a dependence to coffee. “I mean naturally you don’t have to. You’re free to do whatever you want.” she corrected. She had no place to tell him what to do, doctor or not.

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River Gray raised an eyebrow at her as he passed, but his mouth got the best of him so he stopped in his tracks and gave a simply answer “Then maybe try an energy drink?”

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“You’re kidding, right? You know how bad those things are for you?”

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Leaving the front door wide open, the girl spun on her heel and turned away from her sitter. “Yes, I do. Once I stayed home by myself for twenty minutes and everything was fine. Five hours should be no different.” Rush responded as she collapsed on the couch. “Besides, I don’t know you. You could be an axe-murderer like the one from Texas Axeman Murderer Massacre or whatever its called.”

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Jamie was quick to follow the girl inside and shut the door behind them. She didn’t want to risk leaving it wide open given the town’s history. “Well five hours is a little different than twenty minutes...mostly because it’s a lot longer but...You mean Texas Chainsaw Massacre?” she asked, before she shook her head. She was getting off track. “I’ll tell you what, I’ve got a stack of paperwork I have to finish and someone thinks you need a babysitter, so how about you and me cut a deal? ”

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“Two-fifty?” Cam echoed, an amused smirk playing across her lips. “Like…thousand?” This idea was sounding better and better. Do you know how many cheeseburgers you can buy with $250,000? Like…250,000. “What? Are you like some kind of doctor or something?”

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“Like hundred.” Jamie corrected. Naturally of course, there were a lot of variables. “But like I said, depends on who’s buying, who’s cutting it out that sort of thing.” She offered a shrug. “Actually yeah.”