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Jess sat at the end of the hospital bed her feet dangled off the edge, bandaged. She watched as the Doctor examined a film on the light box. He was trying to find something wrong with her brain. It would give them all a scientific reason that would explain away what happen in the dressing room. The doctor scratched his head and crossed his arms.
“Uhhem.” Trevor was the first to break the silence.
“Well. Jess the great news is you do not have any new hemorrhages. Trevor can I talk to you outside for just a minute.” He nodded to the door.
They both left and Jess just sat at the end of the bed looking at her hands.
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