Posted April 30, 2022, 4:56 a.m. by Lieutenant Junior Grade Troy Hunter (Doctor) (marthese bugeja)
Posted by marthese bugeja in Sickbay - Franz
Posted by Captain John Tiberius Glen (Captain) in Sickbay - Franz
Hunter was rummaging through Cross’s desk drawers, his intention was to clear the junk that had seen better days and throw most of them in the bin. He shook his head at the things Cross had manage to hoard, so much cluster of little or no value most of which were just trinkets she must have collected over time.
He came across a Padd with notes on it ,the title was ‘The importance of a psychologist on a Star Fleet ship’ the male doctor left it on the desk to have a look at it later on thinking if anyone needed a psychologist it was Cross herself and chuckled at the very thought.Digging his hand further he brought out three books full of dust , scratching his chin Hunter could not remember when was the last time he had actually seen a book . The title showed all three books were about Harry Potter .
to be continued...........The covers were full of dust so Hunter took the time to wipe them clean.He noticed something slid out from one of the books and knelt down to pick it up, the doctor saw that it was a scan of a sixteen week old fetus ,he looked at it for some time before putting it back in the drawer.
Getting up Hunter walked over to Franz cubicle were the boy was still asleep and placed the three books near his bedside.on his way out he did inform the nurse to bring some vegetable soup and juice when Franz woke up ....knowing Tia had already given the boy similar food which he tolerated well.
The male doctor then started his rounds in sickbay.
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Sickbay was under the watchful eyes of doctor Hunter,seeing the night shift personnel coming and taking over he realized how tired he felt.The nurse outside Franz’s cubicle was changed by another.
Hunter wondered when the away team would be back and more importantly if they where safe and sound.
Hunter Dr.
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