Dr. Leonard McCoy (
imaythrowuponyou) wrote2012-06-22 10:42 pm
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TWENTY SEVEN | SPAM
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McCoy had, honestly, not paid a lot of thought to what Flynn graduating meant. He'd been busy, kinda frustrated with general life on the Barge and infirmary stuff, and then Arya had set some stuff on fire on deck, and while that wasn't really concerning in and of itself? He knew she was depressed and wanted to get out of here just as much as the next person.
So after making sure she had that under control and other wardens weren't going to come by and freak out about what was going on, he'd headed back to the infirmary to just kill some time and pretend he wasn't stuck on this piece of shit boat. Usually, if he locked the door and read over some medical journals from back home with some decent coffee in the office, he could sort of trick himself into thinking he was back on Enterprise, or at least give himself the alone time he needed on days like today.
But when he opened the door and turned on the light, he discovered apparently someone else had thought they needed some alone time in the office. Or, really, he'd had to have known McCoy would be coming back in at some point, so maybe he'd wanted the doctor to find him without actually seeking him out.
"Jim?"
McCoy had, honestly, not paid a lot of thought to what Flynn graduating meant. He'd been busy, kinda frustrated with general life on the Barge and infirmary stuff, and then Arya had set some stuff on fire on deck, and while that wasn't really concerning in and of itself? He knew she was depressed and wanted to get out of here just as much as the next person.
So after making sure she had that under control and other wardens weren't going to come by and freak out about what was going on, he'd headed back to the infirmary to just kill some time and pretend he wasn't stuck on this piece of shit boat. Usually, if he locked the door and read over some medical journals from back home with some decent coffee in the office, he could sort of trick himself into thinking he was back on Enterprise, or at least give himself the alone time he needed on days like today.
But when he opened the door and turned on the light, he discovered apparently someone else had thought they needed some alone time in the office. Or, really, he'd had to have known McCoy would be coming back in at some point, so maybe he'd wanted the doctor to find him without actually seeking him out.
"Jim?"
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He tried to force a smile. "And I guess because I'm too damn stubborn to give up on you."
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"No. But longer and I will shove that kid in a suitcase before I let her dabble around for two years like Shego did."
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So sorry, Jim, you're being yelled at a little. Mostly from a place of desperation and concern.
"You don't think it drives me crazy to know what this is doing to you - to all of us - and not be able to do anything to change it? I get it, you're more than allowed to be a selfish ass about this, but good god, Jim, I'm just trying to help, and I don't know how the hell I'm supposed to do that right now."
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He pulled away from McCoy when he raised his voice the first time, staring at him for a moment before his shoulders slumped.
"Get me drunk and tell me the Admiral's an ass and humor my sarcastic comments. Don't pander to me."
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"The Admiral's an ass. There's your goddamn bottle."
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"I get it, believe me, I do, but I'm gonna be selfish right now and say you don't get to do something like that to me."
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"Do you even have glasses in here?"
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"With the way these assholes act when I'm doing my job well? The last thing I need 'em thinking is that their doctor's an alcoholic."