Gentle Voice
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OK this what I been writing I not write a lot on this one OK? just two Ch.
Ch 1 Meeting House " Oh, boy"
One day I walked into the hospital to apply for a job there. I had not gone far when I bumped into a gray-haired guy with a cane.
"Oh, I'm sorry," I told him. He didn't say anything at first; then he frowned and asked, "Whatever what do you want?" in a voice full of attitude. I sighed. " Yeah, I'm looking for a doctor named House; do you know him?," I told him, holding my paperwork in my arms. He started to walk away from me " You found him," he told me, still walking away. "Are you telling that you're House?" I gasped. "Oh, man, tell me you're joking, right?" I asked, following him. "Nope, I'm not joking," he told me, walking into his office.
When I was in his office, he asked me why I was there; so I told him that I had begun pre-medical classes. I wanted to become a doctor like my Grandfather. Since I knew it would be years before I could earn my M.D. degree, I was hoping that I could begin growing familiar with hospital routines by taking one of the lower-level jobs like housekeeping or food service.
Dr. House almost smiled. "I'm relieved, kid," he told me. "I had the strangest feeling that you expected to walk in from the street and start performing heart surgery this afternoon. Give me your application and references, and I'll see what I can do for you."
I got up from my seat thinking, "What have I done?" Cuddy had been listening to my conversation with the veteran doctor; now he stepped close to us and said, "I like her. I hope she does get a job on the hospital team, and we'll see what she can do."
But House retorted sarcastically, "Yes, we desperately need more girls telling us about their grandfathers! Why should she be here?" Cuddy sighed and turned away for a moment; but then he turned back, yelling in House's face that I should be given a chance. House grumbled, "I'll try to come up with something good I can say to Human Resources about her. Maybe she will be better than some support workers I've seen. And seeing her making beds or whatever will give us a little warning of what to expect if she ever finishes med school."
Ch 1 Meeting House " Oh, boy"
One day I walked into the hospital to apply for a job there. I had not gone far when I bumped into a gray-haired guy with a cane.
"Oh, I'm sorry," I told him. He didn't say anything at first; then he frowned and asked, "Whatever what do you want?" in a voice full of attitude. I sighed. " Yeah, I'm looking for a doctor named House; do you know him?," I told him, holding my paperwork in my arms. He started to walk away from me " You found him," he told me, still walking away. "Are you telling that you're House?" I gasped. "Oh, man, tell me you're joking, right?" I asked, following him. "Nope, I'm not joking," he told me, walking into his office.
When I was in his office, he asked me why I was there; so I told him that I had begun pre-medical classes. I wanted to become a doctor like my Grandfather. Since I knew it would be years before I could earn my M.D. degree, I was hoping that I could begin growing familiar with hospital routines by taking one of the lower-level jobs like housekeeping or food service.
Dr. House almost smiled. "I'm relieved, kid," he told me. "I had the strangest feeling that you expected to walk in from the street and start performing heart surgery this afternoon. Give me your application and references, and I'll see what I can do for you."
I got up from my seat thinking, "What have I done?" Cuddy had been listening to my conversation with the veteran doctor; now he stepped close to us and said, "I like her. I hope she does get a job on the hospital team, and we'll see what she can do."
But House retorted sarcastically, "Yes, we desperately need more girls telling us about their grandfathers! Why should she be here?" Cuddy sighed and turned away for a moment; but then he turned back, yelling in House's face that I should be given a chance. House grumbled, "I'll try to come up with something good I can say to Human Resources about her. Maybe she will be better than some support workers I've seen. And seeing her making beds or whatever will give us a little warning of what to expect if she ever finishes med school."
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