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He's just a chill guy, enjoying the jam he's listening to. Currently.

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He's just a chill guy, enjoying the jam he's listening to. Currently.
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He's at the nurses' station, just finished signing off patient charts for the hour. Of course, there's Nurse Marites, his favourite auntie at the hospital who has seen him graduate from intern to resident. She was one of the long-term nurses there, and often took care of him and his other peers, doctors and nurses alike. He exchanged smiles with them, teasing the ahjummas back because, "Dr. Jung, you should meet my niece. She's single." Which only elicited a chuckle from the now-30-something doctor. He'd been awfully single, much to the opinion of the station's staff, but often politely declined when they offered to set him up in blind dates, often reasoning that he's far too busy to date, and had patients to tend to. Much to their disappointment, those ahjummas were persistent.
Mikoto knew though, that he had a crush on another. Someone who, he was sure, was so out of his league. Little did he know that they were there at the hospital, visiting to see him....
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He hasn't exactly slept in days, and he's practically been barely home. One usually found the young attending in the on-call room, trying to catch some sleep while it had been quiet. He's grateful for the steady stream of patients that had been coming in the ER tonight. He recognised some faces, frequent flyers, often rushed due to overdose.
Quiet, how odd that the word was almost taboo at the nurse's station. As an intern, he'd learned early on not to say the word out loud. It was almost a jinx, and it was as amusing to see new interns and nursing students making that mistake. His pager started ringing, prompting him to get up from the bunk bed, and stretched a little before he left the room to tend to his patients.
Code orange.