Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Nisihe Odraavi (Chief Medical Officer) in Main Sim - Sickbay

Posted by Civilian Teek’ma Downs (Manager, The Mystique Club) in Main Sim - Sickbay

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Chandel (Chief Diplomatic Officer) in Main Sim - Sickbay
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IC: Upon hearing securities call for assistance, Chandel smiled and patted Emma’s arm.”There Security has found your dad and we’ll get him help now. You will see him in a few minutes.” She said to reassure the girl.

Counselor Chandel

“He’s going to be okay?” Emma blinked hopefully, clutching her rabbit to her chest tightly. “Can we see him now?” she paused, then remembered her manners “Please? I want to show him Bugsie is okay!” the child bounced up and down on the spot in excitement at the thought of seeing her dad completely fine like Bugsie now was.

Emma, Child

Chandel smiled glad to see the natural nature of the girl resurfacing and her anxiety receding.”Very soon, sweetheart. They will bring him here.” She said soothingly, stroking the girls hair.

Counselor Chandel

Teek frowned at Nisi and made a small face teasing her. When the comm came thru and Teek realized it was the father of a small child, she got up from her seat. “I’ll sit back down, I promise. But over there.” She moved to the child’s side and a smile lit her face as she crouched in front of her. “I’m Teek… can I keep you company till your Daddy comes? The Doctor said I have to sit down. Can I sit with you?” She nodded to the Councelor to let the woman know she would watch the child if Chandel had to go help someone else.

Emma glanced nervously up at Chandel, uncertain of the newcommer. It had been a big day fill of lots of excitment and now she just wanted her daddy back.

Turning back to the girl, she smiled. “Who is your rabbit?”

Teek
MYSTIQUE Mangr

Emma grinned, it was easier to talk about the rabbit than herself. “This is Bugsie, he’s my bestest friend in the whole world,” she said drawing out her words in proclaimation. She tentativly held out one of his arms too Teek, “He was hurt but the nice doctor fixed him so now he’s allll better.” She grinned, “And now she’s going to make my daddy all better too!”

Emma, Child

Braxton messaged the Sickbay from a PaDD “make sure Emma is not there. I’m transporting Jonathon Odey as we speak. Harris out”

Harris

Chandel frowned, they would have a hard time removing the child from sickbay now that she knew her father was coming. She looked for Dr. Ordaavi to see what her opinion on the matter was.

Counselor Chandel

Odraavi wasn’t far from the area, finishing up with a patient. “There you are, Bentan. Take it easy for the next few days, those were some nasty burns. If you have any pain, or develop new symptoms, either come to the Sickbay or comm us for an emergency.” She tried to keep the atmosphere lax despite the fiasco spinning around them. “You’re all set,” She gently tapped his shoulder, offering a soft smile.

Turning from the Bolian man, she gathered her tricorder and headed off to assist another patient. “Counselor?” Odraavi inquired, coming across her in her travels.

[OOC: I’m going to write out the flip side too, even though it is probably several minutes in the future, just to keep this moving. :)]

She hadn’t been aware of the beam up warning, but it didn’t take a scientist to know that a child in sickbay when her parent arrived wasn’t a good thing. “Well, now,” she glanced up at the Counselor, “I would say now that Bugsie is in perfect health, and the Doc is going to fix your daddy up, I bet they both deserve a treat while they recover. What is Bugsie’s favorite treat?” She looked back up at the Counselor as she continued to speak. “Maybe we can go to my place real quick and get your dad and bunny a real treat that will cheer them up from being hurt? What do you think of that? And we’ll even put fresh, clean ribbons in your hair.” The child could probably use a good bath as well, judging from tear streaks on her cheek and a rumpled outfit. But a treat and ribbons would suffice till she learned what else was going on.

She looked at the Doc as well and wondered if whatever she was being benched for would be lifted just long enough to see to the child.

Teek
Club Mngr

Nisihe subtly rose her eyebrows in skepticism, uncertain if Teek was well enough to leave the Sickbay. Hesitating, she stood a bit away, watching the interaction between child and manager with a keen, unwavering gaze. Teek seemed to be managing well, and perhaps she could use the distraction as much as the child could. Although telepathic, Nisihe was no psychologist. Battling between keeping her benched or letting her go, Odraavi came to a decision. She was worried about Teek, but there was no use in keeping them both there, when others were in need of the space. It wasn’t logical.

“You can go,” Nisihe remarked, walking over. “But you better be keeping contact between you and I. If anything feels off or you hurt, call me.” Perhaps she was overreacting, but she cared about Teek and that meant she was going to be harder on her. “Go enjoy yourselves.” She smiled, though her eyes read Be careful with her, knowing better than to express verbal concern before Emma.

Dr. Odraavi
CMO

Emma nodded in excitement, as her small brain worked fast to come up with ideas that she could do for her dad. “Bugsie like’s carrots, but that’s because he’s a wabbit,” Emma said, “But he also likes white chocolate,” she looked up through her eyes, in a manner that clearly hinted that it was probably Emma that liked the overly sweet version of chocolate than Bugsie. “Daddy like cheesecakes, we could make him a cheesecake with sprinkles and a card. He’d like a card. Do you have glitter? To make it extra extra sparkly to cheer him up,” she spoke quickly. She wasn’t allowed glitter at her home, her mummy said it was too messy, but these people don’t know that. Besides her Daddy isn’t feeling well and sparkles are just the thing to cheer him up.

She ran ahead, nearly running into a medical officer who only just managed to sidestep her placing a hand out to keep the child on balance, as she ran ahead nearly disappearing in the crowd of sickbay before she thought to stop and let adults catch up.

Emma, Child