status: open to walsh affiliates, friends of audrey, others admitted to the hospital, and/or wanderers of the hospital. time: the morning after the explosion location: university of chicago medical center
the events of the art gallery replayed in her mind, the smoke entering her lungs while she longed for an escape before she was crushed under the rubble. she made it out as quick as she could, trying her best to use the fabric on her dress to keep the passageway to her throat clear. despite all her efforts, after her rescue it was encouraged for the blonde to stay the night for observation — but she wasn’t the priority. “just tell me if he’s here, keeping this from me isn’t going to help!” she huffed, ignoring all of her doctor’s attempts to keep her mind on anything that wasn’t her brother’s well being. it wasn’t like cyrus to not check in, especially after an explosion like that — something wasn’t right and she couldn’t be left to sit here and wait. the doctor took off down the hallway and audrey quickly began fumbling with the iv in her hand, it had to come out — it had to come out now.
a few footsteps approached the side of her bed, causing the girl to jump and pull the needle from her skin. “ouch — hi, okay this isn’t what it looks like…just a normal discharge.”
It had taken forever for Jude to be seen, but he didn’t mind. He knew that there were more serious matters to be taken care of, including the woman who had been in the middle of the cross fire between mistaking vodka for water to put out a fire. It would have been a cool party trick any other time, a river of flames, but it was poor circumstances.
As he was leaving after getting a set of stitches, he saw Rousseau written under a room number. He could only imagine what the night had sparked for his friend, the nightmares he thrashed against suddenly real. He peered inside but in anticipation, saw Audrey instead. At her outburst, he jumped back.
“Woah, woah, Little Rorosusu,” Jude said, taking a blanket and wrapping it around her hand as the blood that dripped from her new wound. “Do what you gotta do, but don’t you know the process to this? I thought your brother was in here. You seen him yet?”















