Dr. Carlisle Cullen (
ofthefamily) wrote2010-02-09 06:54 am
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Edward-Carlisle, at Forks Hospital.
Carlisle has been keeping as much of an eye on Bella as he can given the fact that she doesn't precisely fall in his rotation at the moment, but it serves the double purpose of making sure that Edward doesn't skip too much school in order to stay with her. He uses the justification of making sure he retrieves her assignments in order to motivate him to go - Edward still continues to manage looking highly displeased at the whole affair.
Bella is asleep the next time Carlisle checks on her that afternoon, so Carlisle heads back to his office to catch up on paperwork.
Bella is asleep the next time Carlisle checks on her that afternoon, so Carlisle heads back to his office to catch up on paperwork.
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"Time consuming."
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"No." It's probably better for Carlisle all the first comments weren't said. Honestly. Edward leaned against the window, on his right shoulder. "Your day?"
It's a bad attempt. But at least it is one?
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All food had to go somewhere.
And not to their house.
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See? Carlisle is helpful.
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Even though it did beg at least one different thought to question.
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"You could ask him. He'll say more than a few monosyllabic words to you."
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Do you want to talk to him?
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He already knew what Charlie thought of him.
It was far more sensible than what he could make of Bella.
(But at least the latter confounded him with some relief.)
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But that is Edward's business.
"How are you holding up with everything?"
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But the sentiment and the sound are conflicted.
It's true. But he's still involved.
Both of her parents are.
She still had people.
Things none of them did, could.
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Which might have been because she was so scattered.
Or because she didn't see things in the same black and white.
Or because she hadn't been there the night Bella left yelling and crying.
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Edward understood that part very well.
"And for Bella to not be here."
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After a second, Carlisle caps his fountain pen to look up at Edward. "You'll let me know if I can help besides plying the man with baked goods."
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There is no cent of humor in it.
He's gone back to look out the window.
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Communal lack of humor, but he tries anyway.
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Now that the door has returned.
But Edward holds nothing against Carlisle in all this.
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"Anything going on on that front?"
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He already has enough things to slander himself with.
He's been about to say nothing.
And then he paused, staring at nothing more.
But with exacting specificity when his jaw shifted.
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"What."
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