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Who: Dillon O'Leary and Euan Fitzpatrick
What: No promises, no demands
Where: Mount Sinai, NYC
When: After THIS
When Noah finished his shift, Dillon didn't leave the hospital. Instead, he went to the ICU after the text message he picked up in a lull. He was a student nurse, so sometimes there was a quiet period on his shifts. His current placement was with Mount Sinai's Brain Injury Unit, which was full-on. It really helped him take stock of his life and realise how important it was for him to stay strong and stay on the wagon. He wanted to succeed, and he wanted to finish his nursing degree. He still wasn't sure what area he wanted to specialise in, but at the moment, he was getting opportunities to work under some incredible nurses who were teaching him invaluable skills for the job. He knew this was where he belonged.
He went into the ICU room and sat down mutely beside Euan. He didn't say anything. All he did was let his work bag drop to the floor at his feet and stared numbly at the scene sprawled out in front of them. The body in the bed was barely recognisable. So much was hooked up to him that he looked like something out of a sci-fi movie. It was hard to process. Dillon felt like a heavy lump was stuck in his stomach, making it painful and uncomfortable. There was also a pain in his chest he didn't recognise. He felt like he was going to cry, but at the same time he didn't want to because he wasn't sure he deserved to. He didn't even know why he was here, but now his arse was rooted in the chair, he couldn't move.
What: No promises, no demands
Where: Mount Sinai, NYC
When: After THIS
When Noah finished his shift, Dillon didn't leave the hospital. Instead, he went to the ICU after the text message he picked up in a lull. He was a student nurse, so sometimes there was a quiet period on his shifts. His current placement was with Mount Sinai's Brain Injury Unit, which was full-on. It really helped him take stock of his life and realise how important it was for him to stay strong and stay on the wagon. He wanted to succeed, and he wanted to finish his nursing degree. He still wasn't sure what area he wanted to specialise in, but at the moment, he was getting opportunities to work under some incredible nurses who were teaching him invaluable skills for the job. He knew this was where he belonged.
He went into the ICU room and sat down mutely beside Euan. He didn't say anything. All he did was let his work bag drop to the floor at his feet and stared numbly at the scene sprawled out in front of them. The body in the bed was barely recognisable. So much was hooked up to him that he looked like something out of a sci-fi movie. It was hard to process. Dillon felt like a heavy lump was stuck in his stomach, making it painful and uncomfortable. There was also a pain in his chest he didn't recognise. He felt like he was going to cry, but at the same time he didn't want to because he wasn't sure he deserved to. He didn't even know why he was here, but now his arse was rooted in the chair, he couldn't move.