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To: Summers, Scott
From: Yoshida, Shiro
Subject: Alex

Mr. Summers,

I understand the need to keep Alex sequestered until he is conscious and you have had a chance to speak with him, but I insist that I am allowed to follow you once you are done. If he needs to be reminded that there is affection for him within this place, then I can do that.

-Shiro



To: Dane, Lorna
From: Yoshida, Shiro
Subject: Alex

I am about ready to break down the door between us and Alex any moment now, despite what Mr. Summers says. Care to join me?

-Shiro



To: McCoy, Hank
From: Yoshida, Shiro
Subject: Alex

Dr. McCoy,

If there is anything I can do to help Alex, please allow me to. Even if it is something simple such as changing the linens, let me. I do not think I can sit still until I myself know for certain that he is well, and that I have done my part to help him.

-Shiro

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Shiro,

I appreciate your enthusiasm and desire to help. I will consult with the medical staff and Professor Xavier as to how best to help Alex and I will keep you foremost in mind when selecting visitors for him. It's possible that neither of us are a good choice to see him, in which case, perhaps we can sit in the hall together and commiserate.

Regards,
Scott

Re: Reply email.

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Mr. Summers,

I am just doing what any friend would do when another is in need. There is no need to thank me.

But why would neither of us be a good choice to see him? I would think that you, Lorna, and I would be the best.

-Shiro

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To: Yoshida, Shiro
From: Dane, Lorna
Subject: RE: Alex

Shiro,

The hinges are metal. Door, what door?

Lorna

Reply to Lorna

[x-sanfuaiyaa.livejournal.com]

Dr. McCoy should know better by now. None of us ever wait to get what he want, we take it. The world works more efficiently that way.

Re: Reply to Lorna

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There's a virtue to patience as well. We shouldn't just take what we want.

Re: Reply to Lorna

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I suppose, but in some cases it may be justified. Such as in visiting Alex. I refuse to wait any longer than is absolutely necessary.

Re: Reply to Lorna

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What did Scott say about it?

Re: Reply to Lorna

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He said that I am at the front of the "list" he is composing of people who can visit Alex when he is ready, assuming he wants to see me.

As if that would stop me, anyway. I will speak with him despite his mood. If he is as despondent as Mr. Summers seems to think he is, then he needs a friend whether or not he will admit it.

Re: Reply to Lorna

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I...see.

Well, in any case I'll bring the blankets and coffee if you carry the chairs. I hear the medlab hallway is a very nice place to camp out.

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To: Yoshida, Shiro
From: McCoy, Hank
Subject: Re: Alex

Shiro--

Your offer is laudable and, believe me, very welcome. As soon as we have something suitable that can be done to help, I will inform you in haste. For the moment, however, we are left to wait until Alex has reawakened so that we can better determine what has happened, how he has been affected, and what the best course of action shall be. At present, we don't even have linens to wash, I'm sorry to report. It's very much wait-and-see for the moment, which at least offers some breathing room.

--Hank

Reply to Dr. McCoy

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Thank you. I appreciate receiving an immediate alert. I just want to make myself useful in any manner appropriate.

-Shiro