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7 yrs ago
Life's so dull and repetitive that the only thing you look forward to is a text from your otome boyfriend.
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7 yrs ago
Oooooh baby do you know what that's worth. Ooooh heaven is a place on eaarth.
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8 yrs ago
Holy shit I can't stop eating.
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8 yrs ago
"“I’m sorry” and “I apologize” mean the same thing. Except at a funeral."-Demetri Martin
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8 yrs ago
[@Metadude] I am now considering this.
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Becker


Location:Coffee Shop
Skills: N/A




Becker regarded the new comer with a neutral expression as he approached, his sudden appearance adding a layer of complexity to the already tense situation. As the paramedics wrapped up their assessment and prepared to transport the injured man, Becker watched their departure with a sense of relief. The stranger's inquiry about the victim drew her attention back to him, and she regarded him cautiously, taking a moment to assess his motives.

"We're not entirely sure," Becker replied, her tone guarded yet cooperative. "Seems he got into some sort of altercation, ended up with a nasty bite. Could be anything, really." She gestured towards the departing stretcher, her gaze briefly flickering towards the arriving police officers.

As the officers began their inquiries, Becker noted the man's reaction with a subtle raise of her eyebrow. She refrained from commenting on his unease, opting instead for a diplomatic response. "Looks like the police are here to gather statements. Just routine procedure," she explained, offering a polite yet cautious smile.

"I suppose by any chance, you happen to catch anything that could explain what happened?" gesturing towards the departing stretcher with a subtle tilt of her head. "A bite like that doesn't just happen every day."
Becker


Location:Coffee Shop
Skills: N/A




As the crowd began to disperse, some murmurs of disappointment rippled through the cafe. The offer of complimentary food and drinks swayed a few more patrons to make their exit, their expressions a mix of gratitude and lingering curiosity.

Becker acknowledged the barista's hopeful glance, as she silently urged the remaining patrons to follow suit. Yet for the patrons, despite the tempting offer, the handful that opted to stay, Becker thought, should linger in case their presence was needed for statements or assistance.

Before long, the anticipated arrival of the paramedics cut through the tension. One of them approached the scene.

Becker stepped forward, her voice steady as she briefed the paramedic on the situation. "Possible rabid individual, fever, and exposed bone," she summarized, her tone conveying a sense of urgency as the injured man's condition appeared to worsen. Her trained eyes caught a subtle shift in the man's condition, noting his increasingly pallid complexion and struggle to keep his posture upright. "And he's not looking too well." she added, her concern evident as she gestured towards the now visibly distressed victim.
Becker


Location:Coffee Shop
Skills: N/A




The man's description of the injured individual as "rabid" triggered a subtle sense of caution in her. She moved closer to get a clearer view, noting the barista's assessment of the fever and Dave's discovery of the exposed bone.

Amid her assessment, a contemplative doubt lingered—a wondering if there might be a deeper layer to this incident than a conventional human clash. However, being the pragmatic that she is, she dismissed the notion of such a possibility.

"Looks like we stumbled upon a whole new level of bizarre," Becker remarked dryly. She exchanged a glance with Dave, acknowledging the seriousness of the situation.

As Dave initiated the call to 911, Becker addressed the growing crowd with a stern expression. "Alright, folks, let's give them some room. This isn't a show." She hopefully gestured toward the onlookers to prompt the curious crowd's dispersal.

As the emergency unfolded in the cafe, Dave couldn't help but voice the unspoken question on most people's mind. Leaning in slightly, his eyes flickering between Becker and the barista, he cautiously asked, "Do you think it's related to that virus they've been talking about?"

Becker, her gaze briefly shifting from the injured man to meet Dave's eyes, considered the question with a thoughtful expression. "Well, if every fever and exposed bone screamed 'virus,' we'd be living in a pretty bleak world, wouldn't we?" Becker remarked, her words carrying a hint of doubt. "Let's deal with the facts we've got and leave the apocalyptic theories to the movies." With a subtle raise of her eyebrow, she refocused her attention on the injured man, emphasizing the need for practicality in the face of the unknown.
Becker


Location:Coffee Shop
Skills: N/A



Becker glanced up from her coffee as the friendly barista approached, her blonde hair catching the soft light of the coffee shop. Becker noted the genuine warmth in the girl's blue eyes and offered a small, appreciative smile. "Just the usual, thanks," Becker replied, indicating her nearly empty cup. Dave, slightly more talkative in this moment, chimed in, "Yeah, I'll take a refill, please."

As the barista bustled about, wiping down the counter, she initiated some casual small talk, maybe attempting to foster a sense of camaraderie, she thought. Becker, never one to divulge too much, responded with a half-smile, "Busy night. You know how it is."

Despite being a regular at the coffee shop, she had never bothered to learn the barista's name. It wasn't a deliberate choice, but Becker does have a tendency to keep a certain distance, even in familiar settings.

The peaceful ambiance of the coffee shop, however, was abruptly shattered by the forceful entry of a distressed individual. A man burst through the door, clutching his bleeding arm, panic etched across his face.

Becker's demeanor shifted instantaneously the moment she saw blood. Without a word, her training kicked in, and her instincts took over. She shot a quick, authoritative look at Dave, her eyes conveying the urgency of the moment.

"Dave, the first aid," Becker directed, her tone no-nonsense and focused. Dave, recognizing the gravity of the situation, nodded briskly and hurried towards the designated area where the first aid kit was kept.

As Dave retrieved the kit, Becker was already by the injured man's side, her movements swift and efficient. The barista, still holding a bundle of napkins, looked on with concern.

"Jesus," the experienced EMT breathed out under her breath, the sight of the deep, ragged bite wound spoke volumes about the potential danger they were dealing with. It resembles the mark of a wild animal than a typical human confrontation. "Who the hell goes around randomly biting people?" she says, as she attempted to stop the bleeding.
Becker

Location: ER >> Coffee Shop
Skills: N/A




It was 7 AM in the city that never sleeps, and Becker had just wrapped up a particularly hectic night shift. Dark circles adorned her eyes, a testament to the chaos she'd navigated in the ER. Dave, her ever-present co-worker with a penchant for asking questions she seldom felt like answering, looked up from his duffel bag which he was busily organizing.

"Morning, Dave," Becker deadpanned, tossing her worn-out EMT cap onto the table. Dave, sporting an optimistic smile, asked the predictable question, "Any exciting plans for our day off?" Becker shot the young rookie a glance that could rival her usual sarcasm, "Oh, you know, the usual: saving the world and catching up on sleep."

Dave chuckled, his attempt at playing along with Becker's sarcastic remark. "Really? Must be a demanding superhero gig you got there, Becker. Any capes involved or just the EMT uniform?" he teased, a playful glint in his eyes. Becker, unfazed, shot back with a smirk, "Just the uniform, Dave. Capes are so last year." Their banter, a mix of humor and camaraderie, continued as they settled into their routine coffee shop visits after work.

As they made their way inside, the low hum of conversation and the distant clinking of coffee cups filled the cozy coffee shop. Becker and Dave snagged a corner booth, the flickering glow of the muted TV screen casting a subtle glow on their faces. The news anchor's voice cut through the ambient noise, announcing the latest developments about the spreading virus beyond the borders.

Becker, nonchalantly stirring her coffee, glanced up at the screen. "Well, isn't this just the cherry on top of a delightful day?" she remarked. Dave, ever the optimist, tried to sound concerned, "They say it's getting serious out there. What if it reaches us?" Becker rolled her eyes, "Please, Dave. We've survived the chaos of the ER; a little virus won't ruffle our feathers. Pass me the sugar will you?"

The banter continued as they exchanged thoughts on the unfolding situation. "I bet it's just a ploy for a new zombie-themed reality show. You know, 'Apocalypse Island' or something," Becker joked, still a bit skeptical about the seriousness of this so called virus, whilst taking a sip of her coffee. Dave, attempting to mask his genuine concern with a chuckle, replied, "If it is, we better start practicing our zombie-fighting skills."

As the seasoned EMT and the younger rookie under her watchful eye, she sees in Dave a combination of earnestness and enthusiasm that occasionally borders on endearing. While Becker is known for her sarcastic and no-nonsense demeanor, she doesn't mind Dave's company, finding a peculiar comfort in the routine banter they share during their shifts and their post-work coffee outings.

Their conversation, weaving between dry humor and the underlying seriousness of the news. Becker, with her casual yet cutting remarks, and Dave, dancing between concern and failed attempts at wit, found a peculiar comfort in navigating the uncertainties of the post-shift coffee chat and the brewing storm on the TV screen.


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