Silus had finally had enough of it. He had talked with Briana earlier about having volunteered at the hospital not that many years ago, and he felt like there was something that he could remember...that he SHOULD remember...but he couldn't. He had electively walked into the guidance councilor's office and basically told them he was going to the hospital, which was true. The lie? He told them he was looking to re-volunteer himself.
He made the long trek towards Sinai medical center, where he spent some of his earlier life. He stood there at the entrance, same old personal dress code with the goggles around his neck and the calming rememberance learning about the history of this place. He even remembered getting a free tour for being a "young doctor in the making" as the one nurse called him. He remembered being really happy, smiling and getting all giddy inside. It made him wonder what his parents would think of him....which in turn made him wonder if he had any parents. He took his steps into one of the Untied States' oldest medical facilities, and he got the same blissful joy he always got. Just stepping through the doors reminded him of the time he first walked through them. Back then he was ready and willing to help people. Back then he didn't have to worry about sucking out their souls basically either though. He sighed and walked up towards the main reception desk, a piece of anti-bacterial plexi-glass with a metal speaker port separating him from the nurse who worked there. Silus cleared his throat, and the rather chubby dark skinned woman looked up with a viper-like glare, her brown eyes warning the boy that she would "Eat him alive". He eye's didn't really say that though, she told him that the first time she met him. She was joking of course, but it was still odd to see her again. Her eyes shot open and she squealed happily, which caused Silus to roll his eyes and give a wide smile as the woman ran out through the door to hug him. Her screams of joy caused patients from all angles and of all conditions to look at them as they sat in the waiting room.
"Hey Adelane" Silus said hugging the large woman back. A few of the other nurses took notice of Silus and walked over politely shaking his hand, once he escape the grasp of the almighty African woman. Silus managed to shake some hands, but then Adelane lifted him and shook him. His eyes widened as he was throttled around and then set back down.
"Mhm-hmm-hmm- you've grown up so much child!" She said as she looked down at him, placing her hands on his shoulders and straightening him out as he looked around him. "Our little helper is all grown up! But you shouldn't be out of school yet, should you? Weren't you born on the twenty fourth of December?" The woman asked him, glaring at him almost like she were accusing him of something. Silus knew Adelane well enough to know that she was just making sure she got a direct answer, and she would scare him if she had to.
"Yeah, I'm still in school. How's Mr.Freeman?" Silus asked, remembering the rough-gruff hard working calloused-handed man well. The man was always telling Silus stories about the war and about how he worked in the mills for decades but always had a new story. Though his heart sank when he saw Adelane tear up a little and smile.
"Not hurtin' no more child." She said as kindly as possible, her pearly white teeth almost shining like the tears that threatened to fall down her cheeks. "Speaking of not hurtin', what are you doing here child? You're not hurt which must mean...you're here to volunteer again ain'tcha?" and Adelane got all excited as she had an extra spring in her step she ran back behind the glass, pulled out a sheet of paper and came back around with a pen. Silus' heart sank even further, and at this rate his stomach was basically saying "Well hello neighbor" in the creepy pedophile voice. He knew Adelane missed him, even though he was a mutants. Then again she was the only one who knew that, but she was still a kind enough woman who seemed to really enjoy Silus' company. She grabbed Silus' wrist and began to drag him back down the hallway. A doctor yelled for her.
"Adelane! Adelane! We need someone at the reception desk! The doctor called.
"I'm on my lunch!" She roared back, her voice vibrating with power as she kept dragging Silus away.
He made the long trek towards Sinai medical center, where he spent some of his earlier life. He stood there at the entrance, same old personal dress code with the goggles around his neck and the calming rememberance learning about the history of this place. He even remembered getting a free tour for being a "young doctor in the making" as the one nurse called him. He remembered being really happy, smiling and getting all giddy inside. It made him wonder what his parents would think of him....which in turn made him wonder if he had any parents. He took his steps into one of the Untied States' oldest medical facilities, and he got the same blissful joy he always got. Just stepping through the doors reminded him of the time he first walked through them. Back then he was ready and willing to help people. Back then he didn't have to worry about sucking out their souls basically either though. He sighed and walked up towards the main reception desk, a piece of anti-bacterial plexi-glass with a metal speaker port separating him from the nurse who worked there. Silus cleared his throat, and the rather chubby dark skinned woman looked up with a viper-like glare, her brown eyes warning the boy that she would "Eat him alive". He eye's didn't really say that though, she told him that the first time she met him. She was joking of course, but it was still odd to see her again. Her eyes shot open and she squealed happily, which caused Silus to roll his eyes and give a wide smile as the woman ran out through the door to hug him. Her screams of joy caused patients from all angles and of all conditions to look at them as they sat in the waiting room.
"Hey Adelane" Silus said hugging the large woman back. A few of the other nurses took notice of Silus and walked over politely shaking his hand, once he escape the grasp of the almighty African woman. Silus managed to shake some hands, but then Adelane lifted him and shook him. His eyes widened as he was throttled around and then set back down.
"Mhm-hmm-hmm- you've grown up so much child!" She said as she looked down at him, placing her hands on his shoulders and straightening him out as he looked around him. "Our little helper is all grown up! But you shouldn't be out of school yet, should you? Weren't you born on the twenty fourth of December?" The woman asked him, glaring at him almost like she were accusing him of something. Silus knew Adelane well enough to know that she was just making sure she got a direct answer, and she would scare him if she had to.
"Yeah, I'm still in school. How's Mr.Freeman?" Silus asked, remembering the rough-gruff hard working calloused-handed man well. The man was always telling Silus stories about the war and about how he worked in the mills for decades but always had a new story. Though his heart sank when he saw Adelane tear up a little and smile.
"Not hurtin' no more child." She said as kindly as possible, her pearly white teeth almost shining like the tears that threatened to fall down her cheeks. "Speaking of not hurtin', what are you doing here child? You're not hurt which must mean...you're here to volunteer again ain'tcha?" and Adelane got all excited as she had an extra spring in her step she ran back behind the glass, pulled out a sheet of paper and came back around with a pen. Silus' heart sank even further, and at this rate his stomach was basically saying "Well hello neighbor" in the creepy pedophile voice. He knew Adelane missed him, even though he was a mutants. Then again she was the only one who knew that, but she was still a kind enough woman who seemed to really enjoy Silus' company. She grabbed Silus' wrist and began to drag him back down the hallway. A doctor yelled for her.
"Adelane! Adelane! We need someone at the reception desk! The doctor called.
"I'm on my lunch!" She roared back, her voice vibrating with power as she kept dragging Silus away.