It took forever for the transfer to happen. By the time he got rid of the subject. Freaking rookies. Slamming the shop door closed, quickly he made his way to check on Lucy. He expected to see her in with the doctor already.
Seeing her sitting there pissed him off. The entire—
Lucy let out a soft sigh once they had arrived, she undone her seatbelt and nodded. “Okay.” She spoke quietly as she looked. She then got out of the shop and headed into the entrance and went to go and get checked in.
As she waited, her head was throbbing more as she sat there—
—time she was just sitting here? No one even checked on her? She was armed for Christ’s sake. Briskly heading to the nursing station, he started going off at the woman behind the counter. Demanding that Lucy get’s seen immediately.
While they rushed to get a room settled —
“Not bad.” He chuckled, his chest heaving; as he pulled the pad off his hand to take a quick drink of water. once he was finished he put it back on so they could get back to training.
“Let’s try the combo again.”
Good because that’s exactly what he wants. It doesn’t take him long to reach the hospital. Pulling up to the doors he quickly puts the car in park.
“Go on in. I’ll be there after the transport is done.” Should only be a few more minutes. The other shop was pretty close.
Lucy just sighed softly as she sat there leaning back in the seat, her gaze just watching out of the window as he drove. She was quiet just because of her throbbing headache.
“Yeah, the doctors gonna say I’m fine…” she muttered as she sighed softly, closing her eyes for a —
—wanted.
Once he got settled behind the wheel, he started towards the hospital. He wanted to make sure he was there in time for the other unit to meet up.
“I’ll believe you’re fine when the doctor says you are.”
Lucy’s always stubborn. He knew that. Unfortunate for her he was ten times worse. She was getting checked out. The last thing he wanted was her going around pretending like she’s fine. She’ll get checked because it’s his job to ensure her safety. She could be mad all she —
Lucy just stayed sat there as she didn’t have the energy in that precise moment to be mad at him. She just rubbed at her head a little and waited.
Once he was back in the shop, she turned her head and gazed at him. “I.. I told you I’d be fine.” She sighed softly as she didn’t —