how to save a life;

Kurt protested as he was pulled to the side, before turning to look at him as he raised an eyebrow and managed to get his arm out of Elliott’s grasp. He huffed a bit and held out the file for him. “Well, since I’m here I was told to give these to you, Dr. Gilbert.” He shook the file a bit for Elliott to take, trying to figure out a way he could excuse himself. “We should talk about this, you being my boss. And by talk about it I mean, pretend it never happened. Because it shouldn’t have.”

Elliott gave him a slight smirk when he called him Dr Gilbert, taking the file from him. “Dr. Gilbert? This morning it was Elliott. And now it’s Dr. Gilbert.” Elliott shrugged one shoulder. “Talk about what? The fact that you slept with me last night or how you kicked me out this morning? Because both were pretty amazing.” He chuckled softly, keeping a grin on his face as he held on to the file that he was handed. 

OH SHIT, I SCREWED MY BOSS

Elliott was stood talking to one of the other attendings, with his hands in the pockets of his lab coat, about a case he was working on when he saw someone out of the corner of his eye. The young male was looking at him with a shocked look on his face, and that’s when Elliott realised who he was. Clearly, this wasn’t going to be a very good day. Elliott excused himself from his colleagues and followed him. After catching up with him, he grabbed his arm and pulled him to the side. “Come here.”

Well, I know I’m great so it’s not surprising. And it was pretty nice to spend last night with you as well, but you should definitely get going. It was nice to meet you, Elliott.

Nice to meet you too, Kurt.

Oh, yeah, right. I’m Kurt.

Yeah. Well, it’s lovely to have spent this time with you, Kurt.

Yeah, I’m glad she’s not either. Good. So that means when I get out of the shower you’ll be gone? It was nice meeting you. uhm…

Elliott. My name is Elliott.

Because you’re suppose to be leaving? Huh? Oh, she’s not dead. She just doesn’t really want this house anymore since she never uses it.

Right. I have to get going, too, actually. Well, I’m glad she’s not dead, that would be unfortunate. 

You’re making conversation. And no. Well, yes. It was my step mothers.

Well, since we didn’t get a chance to last night. Why not now? Oh, I’m sorry about your step mom.

Uhm, no, that’s not happening. Late is not something you want to be on your first day. So, you’ve got to go.

Right, okay. So you actually live here? It’s nice. A little dusty, but nice.

Okay, this was fun. But, I’m late, so you have to go.

Or, you know. We could always pick up where we left off.