"I am glad they have your pain under control." She said softly her eyes conveying her relief to hear that he wasn't too terribly uncomfortable. She continued to watch him carefully for any signs that his meds might be wearing off. She wouldn't hesitate to call the nurse for him.
She crossed her arms over her chest appearing genuinely upset as he told her they had not yet found the person responsible for hospitalizing him. "I hope they catch him and throw the book at him!" She said angrily. "You were lucky you weren't killed." She shifted again in her chair shaking her head in frustration. She knew it was unlikely they would find the person responsible, at least not until he screwed up again.
She smiled as he mentioned there being nothing on but the news. "Unfortunately most hospitals these days don't carry the good stations, so yeah the selection sucks. Although, it has to be better than the food." She shudders exaggeratedly. "I have had many days where my meals came from the cafeteria here. I almost always regret it. I sometimes wonder if they serve the horrible food they do in an attempt to help keep themselves in business." She laughed softly at her own really bad joke. She was slowly beginning to feel better, just sitting here in his company was making her day not feel quite so horrible.
"Speaking of really bad hospital food" She said as she reached out and scooped up the pile of movies from the table to hand them to him. She didn't want him to have to move any more than necessary. "Did you actually eat any of it?" She wanted to know. If he had any sense at all, he drank the juice and maybe, depending on the flavor ate the jello, but nothing else.
She crossed her arms over her chest appearing genuinely upset as he told her they had not yet found the person responsible for hospitalizing him. "I hope they catch him and throw the book at him!" She said angrily. "You were lucky you weren't killed." She shifted again in her chair shaking her head in frustration. She knew it was unlikely they would find the person responsible, at least not until he screwed up again.
She smiled as he mentioned there being nothing on but the news. "Unfortunately most hospitals these days don't carry the good stations, so yeah the selection sucks. Although, it has to be better than the food." She shudders exaggeratedly. "I have had many days where my meals came from the cafeteria here. I almost always regret it. I sometimes wonder if they serve the horrible food they do in an attempt to help keep themselves in business." She laughed softly at her own really bad joke. She was slowly beginning to feel better, just sitting here in his company was making her day not feel quite so horrible.
"Speaking of really bad hospital food" She said as she reached out and scooped up the pile of movies from the table to hand them to him. She didn't want him to have to move any more than necessary. "Did you actually eat any of it?" She wanted to know. If he had any sense at all, he drank the juice and maybe, depending on the flavor ate the jello, but nothing else.