#givehimtheleaf

5,000G Holiday Bonus paid to @givehimtheleaf, with an additional 5,000G owed for covering several days a few months ago.

Goodbye, Dr. Alex. May you find peace out there in the doctor afterlife.

@givehimtheleaf

Friends with equally busy schedules understood the difficultly that came with creating plans. Anything could happen. A scheduled meeting could go too long or an emergency call could pop up at any minute. It was hard to tell. But as a doctor for people and a doctor for animals, there was an understanding. 

Today, however, seemed to work out. She was free, he was free, and as of that moment, she had no calls that required her to have to cancel and she had yet to hear from him about cancelling either. It might turn out to be a good day after all.

“Alex, over here!”

Agate waved over from the entrance of the park as soon as she saw the familiar face. The plan was to have lunch and catch up with an old friend, so she had made a small lunch for the two and neatly packed it away in the basket that hung off her elbow. It was a lot easier to carry without her dogs around trying every little trick to stick their noses inside. 

Hewwo, me. Of course!

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[ ☀ ] — Lillie considered herself to be a fairly healthy individual. She ate (most) of her vegetables, and would even cook herself nice and nutritious meals whenever she found the time to. She also kept very active by exercising and participating in extracurricular activities, such as dancing, yoga and sports. As not only a weather girl, but an entertainer, she had to keep herself fit and in shape.

But because of her busy and demanding lifestyle, Lillie often needed to keep her own energy boosted, since she rarely ever got the amount of sleep she needed. So she drunk coffee, ate chocolate, and gulped down a few energy drinks here and there. Not because they were good (and don’t get her wrong, they really were), but because she needed the caffeine boost.

Though she might have consumed a little too much of it, if her shaking hands and splitting headaches were any indicator. Her heart was beating a little faster too, and when she had gone into the station to work that morning, she was so incapable of uttering a sentence without stuttering or swaying in place that her superiors demanded she take some time off for the day and go get herself checked out at the hospital.

Oh hey there, Doctor! Sure thing, he’s in the tournament!