"Alright, Mr. Priestly," the doctor said, holding up a cast saw. "You ready to get this thing off you?"
"I cannot possibly express how much," Priestly said. "Do you have any idea how much these things itch?The doctor laughed. "Actually, I do. You'd be amazed how many pens and rulers and things end up under casts. Especially full leg ones." He
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"Sounds like ferrets," the doctor said. "Do you want to feel the blade on your palm? Sometimes that helps kids with the nervousness."
"I'm good," Priestly said. "We've both actually done this before, so. Not, like, often," he rushed to assure the now thoroughly bemused looking doctor. "Just, you know, at least once. I used to play football."
He was babbling. Just a little.
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"Of course she does," Priestly said. "Now, come on, the lady just offered me ice cream, let's get this show on the road."
The doctor shook his head, used to a fair amount of impatience from patients at the end of the healing process and started up the saw, bending down to position it by the edge of the cast and start cutting. It took a little bit of extra time to get through the little rainbow down near his ankle, which Tia had painted on, and Priestly grimaced. "Mental note: no more painting the casts."
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