The caster glances at the table in question, noting the snacks and tea. Was she still going to insist on working in her condition? Eyebrows furrow ever so slightly as he turns his attention back to the Doctor staring at her tabletâa workaholic, is that what those types were called?
    Instead of heading to the table Passenger sits himself right next to the Doctor on the bed, absolutely disregarding the usual need for oneâs personal space. He places his hand on her forehead, taking her temperature yet again. But he also leans in close to press his forehead against the back of his own hand for an easy comparison. Their faces are only mere centimeters from each other, but his blue-grey eyes are lost in thought.
    âYou are still rather unusually warm.â he comments after a few moments, his deep voice softer than it usually was. The Liberiâs face meets hers at an angle, so that when he speaks, his warm breath tingles against the exposed skin of her neck.
    âI would advise that you keep the work for another day and rest, Doctor. If are truly concerned on falling behind, I will be more than willing to assist you with the workload in the coming future.â He makes no attempt to remove himself from her, however. Instead the caster is thinking about what he could possibly do in order to bring her body temperature back to normal numbers. Would a cold cloth against her forehead suffice, even though she insisted it was not a fever? Or perhapsâŠ
   âEh--â She manages to silence her voice before it evolves into a shocked yell, embarrassment evident by her reddened cheeks. Once again, she feels the warmth of his body and feels a cool palm push against her forehead. Â
   And once again, she was horribly close to him as he leans towards her, orange hair spilling over her arms. She can barely hear his words over her the thumps happening in her ears--was it her heart? Could he hear it? The breeze on her neck makes goosebumps form like the other day when they were both drenched in water. Â
  Some part of her wishes the sprinklers would go on to cool off her head. Â
  âI-Uh--Well--â At once she shifts away from his thoughtful gaze, her own hand going to rub her forehead as if to get rid of the foreign warmth. Things just seemed to be digging a deeper and deeper hole--and sheâs unsure whether she could climb out after that. Â
   She moves further away until she feels the bed under her disappear. Â
  And then the shout escapes from her as she falls.