Kayt felt a sear of pain through her belly. An intense cramping- like period cramps, but so much worse. She felt the aching and pain of everything in her tearing apart- or so she thought. Suddenly, the monitors she was attached to started beeping a little more wildly, a little out of hand. The medical professionals- the doctor, and nurses, stopped. Kayt watched their heads snap towards the machines. The doctor, a bit exasperated and obviously worried, put his hand between Kayt’s legs, pushing in and up, to check for centimeters. With a shake of his head, he used a rolling motion of his wrist to tell the nurses to hurry up.
And with that short acceptance- approval, push, if you will, everything went in to hyperdrive. They stopped talking, except short commands back and forth in the hurry. They started to adjust Kayt’s bed- and not so gingerly, she’d like to be known. She squeaked, having not expected the bed to move quite so much as they adjust it. She clung to the side of the bed with her right hand, left covering her stomach.
“fucking careful!” she hissed under her breath, shooting a glare at the nurses. It went unnoticed, however, as they moved around and pushed to leave. They ran her from the room once her bed was mobile, and she could hear Fluke howl from the room as she got whisked down the hall way. “She’s not going to stop,” Kayt cringed, white-knuckle-holding the bed rail as pain surged through her.
The room she was now brought into was sterile, and being filled with strange codes she was unfamiliar with spoken between doctors and nurses. She felt panic fill up her chest, aching and shaking. They dropped the cloth between her breasts and her stomach, and that’s when the real panic started. Sean wasn’t there yet, and she couldn’t see what they were doing to her. “stop! stop! I need Sean! Where is he?! He’s got to be here! Sean!”
Annoyance, that was what word he would call the feeling surging through him, he was annoyed at the doctors not talking, he was annoyed at the doctors being so rough, so rushed, and yet not letting them know what was wrong, everything right now was an annoyance, and everything that happened, everything added a new layer onto it.
Then they began hurrying, even faster, and worry, god damn worry was so strong in him he didn't know if he had any other emotions, until the bed moved so suddenly, and then annoyance came back with a vengeance, he wished he could have shut off his emotions at some point, because even they bothered him, and he hated thinking about that idea of Kayt being gone, even for a second with everything that was happening.
Sean almost joined Fluke in her lonely howls, but there was a nurse waiting with them, waiting to give the word, and Sean was here, pacing, waiting, he needed to get there and be with her, to make suer she was okay, because if she wasn't he needed to be there for her, and everything was happening so quickly that he didn't know how he was meant to try and even remain slightly calm.
Finally the nurse gave them the all clear and he all but ran, "Goitse, Fluke!" He called, as he made his way, following the nurse through the hall until they finally reached Kayt, seeing the difference now, it was almost jarring, he hadn't been expecting just how sterile the room was, not in the least. But he made his way to her bed, reaching out for her hand and kissing her forehead. "I'm here, it's okay, it's okay I promise I'm not going anywhere. I'm here."