“ stop messing with your IV. ” (danny @ momoko)
hospital themed --- @lifedenied --- not accepting.
“... Hmph.” though Momoko’s hands retract in her lap right after being scolded, her attitude gives off any vibe except apologetic. Her expression, typically disgruntled by nature, is twisted in an even more truculent snarl: lips pressed thin, eyes narrow, squinting, observant of the doctor talking to her. He’s an unknown face, and that’s enough of a reason for him despise him; his career only acts as more fuel for her vivacious, sparkling resentment. Going to the hospital is an obligation, one Momoko has to fulfill (if she doesn’t, things might get suspicious and tense dangerously quickly)---however, that does not mean she has gotten used to it. Ten years. Ten years since she has been lounging around the halls of this wretched, sickeningly sanitized building like an ancient onryo teeming with all the hatred that there possibly is in the world. Momoko does not break eye contact. Rather, she maintains it steady and direct. Medics in general make her nose wrinkle---this one in particular, though, gives off an extraordinarily terrible vibe. She doesn’t like him. Not one bit.
“Are you here to question me till I feel sick like all the others?” every single psychological session is like an interrogation. It may start differently, with courteous pleasantries and fake concerns, but lest not forget: each nice word is simply a tool. Nothing more, nothing less. Momoko knows what they really want. And as for long as she can manage, she will not give it to them. Her teeth pull at her lower lip for a second before speaking again, with that croaky, rotten voice of hers, “If you want me to puke at your feet, go ahead.” she doesn’t bother sounding courteous. If he talked with Dr. Yamauchi, then he was probably already warned that, in her case, all socially accepted inhibitions are nonexistent. “Or maybe the drugs---” she nods towards the drip she’s connected to, “---will do the trick instead.”