#mibbie

@exsgttibbs

Minnie had just gotten out of Isabel’s surgery with Zira and she was... well there was a reason medical workers were told not to treat loved ones. The thing was, however, that Swynlake was a small town and with all that was happening tonight recommendations flew out the window.

So did scrubs.

The brunette had actually had the night off and so she had attended the same mixer that went up in flames with Marzel. She had made her way into the hospital with Isa and it was now all hands on deck. She was here and the hospital was not releasing her when all hell was breaking loose everywhere around them. It didn’t matter if the brunette was in civilian clothing, her charge nurse put her straight to work the minute she spotted her. 

Which was completely okay with Minnie, she wouldn’t have turned back anyways. The hospital needed the help and she wanted to help. She also needed the distraction because her boyfriend had left to go right back in that chaos and find his sister. If she wasn’t occupied she would turn into a puddle of worried mess.  

Swiftly placing her hair up she entered the first room she spotted that needed an extra pair of hands. 

Tibbs was in the room beside a patient that looked pretty busted up and with no back up. The patient was a kid, couldn’t be older than Isa or Ollie and he was not looking in great shape. He looked like he came out the short stick of a brutal fight. 

@sweetheart-minnie

A&E was quiet. That was the first bad sign.

See, in a hospital that took emergency referals from surrounding areas, and seeing as there were a fair few accidents happening in Swynlake on an almost continuous basis, A&E was almost never quiet.  But today there was only a handful of people in the waiting room, a few going off to x-ray, a few getting some tests done, but nothing life or death.

Tibbs was bored. That was the second bad sign.

Because usually when A&E was quiet it meant he could quiz the interns, or make sure that the emergency rooms were all stocked up and clean and tidy, but because there was that baseline, that low level hum of activity, it meant that the consultation rooms were being used and the interns were busy — it was just him who wasn't busy. Hence why he was sitting behind the Nurse's Station with Minnie, slowly turning back and forth in a swivel chair, his eyes trained on the door. Also hence why he had been making the list of bad signs. He really was bored.