just wait in line
@hyungsikmi
Sera sighed softly. It wasn’t that she disliked seeing Hyungsik in the lab, and it wasn’t that she was unaccustomed to him coming down on his breaks or during late shifts, but when he showed up for the third time in two hours, she was getting a little tired. She knew they were going to go through the same loop for the third time, and in an attempt to stop it all from happening before it could start, she immediately started, “no your results aren’t ready.” She looked up from the fabric she was analyzing, throwing him a little glare, then went back to drawing circles around the marks that glowed under the UV light, “and no, I’m not asking ballistics to put your case on top of the pile.”
This was how the lab sorted the order of things: first, it was urgency, and then it was the order of receipt. Now his case was not nearly as urgent as the others ahead of it, and yet he continued to badger her about it. For whatever reason, he thought he could talk her into using her influence to get his results sooner, and that simply wasn’t going to happen. Yes, she understood how burning curiosity was, she’d experienced that a million times, but again, she wasn’t going to make any exceptions. Clearly, he wasn’t getting the hint. “Seriously, Hyungsik, can’t you just wait? You’ll be notified as soon as we’re done with the bucket of bullets we have from your site.”
Just... why couldn’t he understand that the aftermath of bullet showers was a heck of a lot to deal with?












