FursieTheFlixee
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((Oh god that would melt my heart. Everyone ganging up on Emmanuel with the whole "you better not hurt him" speech. That will be so cute and I can see why everyone would be worried. I love it! I bet everyone will figure out Riccardo likes Emmanuel before Riccardo even does. He's so dumb.))
Aiden stopped walking, turning around to look at Sarai. He sighed partially in relief when she said she wasn't angry at him, but his eyes widened a little at her words. He looked down with some discomfort especially when she mentioned Colette. He knew what she was getting at. He'd gotten angry and killed her, but she was already sentenced to death! It was the right thing to do. Though, he wasn't sure anymore.
"I understand," he mumbled. "But... don't go down there by yourself at least, don't get close to him, don't... I just don't want you to get hurt. There's been too much pain and fear this year. I can't take it anymore. I keep feeling telling myself after every big thing that 'this will be the last one, we can relax after this is over' and sometimes we can for a little while, but it's never for long and... I can't keep doing this, Sarai." He pulled her into a hug and leaned his head against hers. "So... Let's just go upstairs, play with Aurora, and relax? I'm still trying to recover from you giving birth and surviving losing all that blood."
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Seavers had Astraea working tirelessly with him. He felt bad that she always had to jump in and be cool headed with him every time there was an emergency. He knew he needed to find a proper assistant. He had Finella there, now, but she was better at special cases and experiments than the nitty gritty of medical work. The house needed several more people on board, too. He would have to talk to Riccardo after he had recovered some about getting him some help. The infirmary was always being used and he couldn't handle it by himself anymore.
The surgery went smoothly. Seavers gave the job of carefully monitoring Riccardo's vitals as well as the flow of anasthesia and morphine to Astraea as he operated on Riccardo's back and helped the spine into place. The spine was a finicky thing and Seavers started to sweat as he carefully set the bones into place. He had prepared for it, but he was still surprised when he physically saw the damage in front of him. He ended up having to use metal rods to help stabilize the bones.
"Riccardo should be able to walk after he's recovered," he mumbled to Astraea, still entirely focused as he started to close up the opening in Riccardo's back. "But... he's not going to be as durable. He'll have to listen for once and be careful probably for the rest of his life." He sighed heavily. "He's not going to be happy."
It wasn't too long after that he finished stitching Riccardo up and then bandaging the incision as well. Looking at the clock, barely more than an hour had passed. He started to clean up the tools, but paused when he realized someone was waiting at the infirmary doors. He went to the doors and opened them. He wasn't really surprised to see Emmanuel there. "We're done," he said, with a chuckle. "It may be a half an hour or more before he wakes up, but you are welcome to stay of course. He'll be happy to have someone here when he wakes up."
Aiden stopped walking, turning around to look at Sarai. He sighed partially in relief when she said she wasn't angry at him, but his eyes widened a little at her words. He looked down with some discomfort especially when she mentioned Colette. He knew what she was getting at. He'd gotten angry and killed her, but she was already sentenced to death! It was the right thing to do. Though, he wasn't sure anymore.
"I understand," he mumbled. "But... don't go down there by yourself at least, don't get close to him, don't... I just don't want you to get hurt. There's been too much pain and fear this year. I can't take it anymore. I keep feeling telling myself after every big thing that 'this will be the last one, we can relax after this is over' and sometimes we can for a little while, but it's never for long and... I can't keep doing this, Sarai." He pulled her into a hug and leaned his head against hers. "So... Let's just go upstairs, play with Aurora, and relax? I'm still trying to recover from you giving birth and surviving losing all that blood."
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Seavers had Astraea working tirelessly with him. He felt bad that she always had to jump in and be cool headed with him every time there was an emergency. He knew he needed to find a proper assistant. He had Finella there, now, but she was better at special cases and experiments than the nitty gritty of medical work. The house needed several more people on board, too. He would have to talk to Riccardo after he had recovered some about getting him some help. The infirmary was always being used and he couldn't handle it by himself anymore.
The surgery went smoothly. Seavers gave the job of carefully monitoring Riccardo's vitals as well as the flow of anasthesia and morphine to Astraea as he operated on Riccardo's back and helped the spine into place. The spine was a finicky thing and Seavers started to sweat as he carefully set the bones into place. He had prepared for it, but he was still surprised when he physically saw the damage in front of him. He ended up having to use metal rods to help stabilize the bones.
"Riccardo should be able to walk after he's recovered," he mumbled to Astraea, still entirely focused as he started to close up the opening in Riccardo's back. "But... he's not going to be as durable. He'll have to listen for once and be careful probably for the rest of his life." He sighed heavily. "He's not going to be happy."
It wasn't too long after that he finished stitching Riccardo up and then bandaging the incision as well. Looking at the clock, barely more than an hour had passed. He started to clean up the tools, but paused when he realized someone was waiting at the infirmary doors. He went to the doors and opened them. He wasn't really surprised to see Emmanuel there. "We're done," he said, with a chuckle. "It may be a half an hour or more before he wakes up, but you are welcome to stay of course. He'll be happy to have someone here when he wakes up."