Something to Tell You

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	Welcome back!
	You came at a good time. I’ve made a lot of progress on studying Connectifia abortus.
	I’ve been looking into a fix, so that it won’t keep coming back.
	In the meantime…we’ve got a new patient!
	When Paige gets here, she can help us run some tests.
	Oh, and, uh…
	Y’know how everyone who gets signed in needs to fill out some forms, right?
	There’s a space at the bottom to ask for accommodations.
	The new guy wrote something for us…let me find it…
	”My only request is that Dr Gabriel Edega is not permitted to speak to me.”
	”I am happy to work with any of the other providers on staff. Otherwise, I will discontinue my treatment.”
	No idea what that’s about.
	I told him to wait here, but then he wandered upstairs and made himself comfortable.
	I think he’s in the old Medical Records Room. We barely use it these days, so it’s kind of messy.
	Oh hey, here’s Edega now, actually. I’ll just ask him-
	Intern. I need to speak with you in my office.
	You and Dr Paige. She’s waiting for you there.
	It’s time for your performance evaluation.
[placeholder]	(Good morning, Intern! Hopefully this goes quick, right?)
	Sir, is there any way that this can wait a few minutes?
	We have a new patient that needs our help.
	The nurse told me he really isn’t feeling well-
	Ian is more than capable of getting set up on his own.
	This can’t wait.
	It’s been quite a while now since we instate the Rhythm Defibrillation Program.
	You’re long overdue for an evaluation. Both of you.
	O-oh…okay!
	Let’s get started. First, Dr Paige.
	To be blunt, I’ve noticed some concerning behavior.
	It started shortly after we began the program.
	To list just one example…currently, we are making headway on our Miracle Defibrillator project.
	As part of that process, we require patients with relevant arrhythmia symptoms to consent to testing it while it’s in beta.
	Without testing, we can’t move forward.
	After I had already been in talks with Mr Jonronero to begin further testing, he suddenly declined his consent.
	I know that his sudden decision was because of your influence.
	Do you really assume that you know what’s best for him?
	S-sir, I don’t have any control over what Lucky wants to do. It’s his body-