#fatedmidnights

Sam had been in a meeting when his phone chimed. He usually checked who messages were from, because if anything were happening to Ben or Lizzie, he wanted to make sure he could react straight away.

It was from Emma, so he held up his hand "Sorry, one minute." He breathed, opening the message, his eyes widening at the picture he recieved.

Ok, so not something involving his two kids, but instead, just the Nanny, the woman he was falling hard for. And that was a lot of skin on show.

He cleared his throat, and placed his phone on his thigh, lifting his head. "Sorry, the kids are fine, please continue." He said, leaving the picture on the screen, looking at it every so often.

When the meeting finished, Sam sat back in his office chair, a smirk on his lips as he sent his reply.

Kris sat with one leg crossed over the other, waiting for the CEO to enter. He had been asked by the GM to get a social Media consultant for the team. So here he was, maybe he was overreaching, coming somewhere like this, but the team deserved the best, the team had worked hard, and now were looking to make it towards the playoffs. There was only so much that the current team could do. They needed an expert, or at least advice from one.

As the door opened, he stood up, turning towards the CEO, surprised when his eyes met the young woman who was walking into the office.

"You must be Elizabeth." He said, holding his hand out to her. "You're younger than I thought you would be, but then, I guess Social Media is a young persons game." He smiled.

"Kris Tate. Sorry that this meeting has been a long time coming. The team have been training hard, and of course, its meant I have been there, training hard with them." He said, offering a smile.

She usually observed the players as they practiced. Usually when they were a little more relaxed, was she able to see their posture, the way they carried themselves to protect parts of them that ached, or were still recovering from injuries. And sure, she only had started with this team, but she could tell so much by watching them, observing the way they moved, the way they skated.

The coach had called them to the end of the session, and Val made her way towards the players "Hey, Shay?" She called, using his surname. After all, she was still getting to know this team officially, and so surnames were all she had, because of their jerseys.

"You ok if pull you aside one moment?" She asked.

She held her tablet to her chest, where she had been making notes on all the players, not wanting any of the information to get out. After all, their medical notes were confidential.

"You're skating Guarded." She said. "Did you recently take a hit in a game?" She asked him. "Sorry... Valentina, Or Val, which ever is easiest. I'm the new Physician. Don't worry, I'm not going to bench you or anything, I want to make sure you play to the best of your ability, but as said, you're guarding when you skate. If you have aches, or an injury, my door is open, I can help." She smiled. "Its better to have you in full working condition."

Jenna looked up at Tyler, her eyes watching him. He was in charge on the scene, and she was waiting for further instructions as she held the leg up, while the two of them tried to strap it up to a couple of branches for support.

"The ambulance is on its way." She then reassured their patient. It was typical that they would be out for a walk, and come across this... on their day off. Just Typical.

"We may need to get them more towards the main road." She then told Tyler, looking at him for his opinion.

"You know, you're real lucky this guy was here." Jenna then smiled at their patient.

Luce stretched as she climbed out of the ambulance once back at the station. She looked at him, and gave a small smile "Do I look that bad?" She asked him.

Boy had it been a rough day. She nearly got hit by some guy who was determined that he was ill enough to go to hospital, when he wasn't, and sure, its not her call, but he was being abusive from the beginning. She also had to deliver a baby by the side of the road, given a child CPR, watched an old lady take her last breath, and then on top of all that, been at a seven care pile up and have to run the scene. Then her last one was just a complete asshole.

She then nodded "Honestly, some people are just... assholes Case." She replied. "And they think the world revolves around them, when actually there are far more serious situations in thee world than their need to be noticed." She added.

"I need a hot shower and to sleep for about a month." She chuckled lightly.

"Is there any coffee in the pot? I might need to grab some so I survive the drive home." She joked lightly, her smile growing a little as she looked at him.