Posted by Captain Bov’ar Akarel (Commanding Officer) in Side Sim: Back in Her Cell Rylee smirked, she had no doubt. After all when she was in Security the health of a prisoner was a priority, at least until that prisoner was no longer her responsibility, but that of the criminal facility she was transported to. Rylee felt fine, she did not believe she needed further medical attention or assistance. However, knowing medical as she did, she had no doubt that someone would be sent to check her health within the next week or so just to be sure there was no relapse or no sign of the infection or virus that had once been present. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Rylee Amara : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Time passed, as it often does. A few hours after her exchange with Vonn, Amara would see Jaieh making her way down into the jail. She walked up to the guard. “I’m the CMO. I need to speak to prisoner Amara. Which I can do without opening her cell.” She made sure the guard understood that the security situation would not be changing. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : She came to Amara’s cell. She withdrew a PaDD from the pocket of her lab coat. It had Amara’s chart from her time in sickbay on it. “How are you feeling?” : : : : : : : : : : : : : : -Lt. Jaieh Vrenek, CMO : : : : : : : : : : Amara looked tot he good doctor who spoke to her as a person, not a prisoner. “Much like my old self minus the voices that were trying to make their home in my head, thank you,” Amara said setting aside her reading and turning to that her legs were over the edge of the bed and she sat facing the good doctor. “And your other patients I trust they are recovered as well?” She asked softly. : : : : : : : : : : Rylee Amara : : : : : : : : “They have all returned to their normal selves. I came to check on you specifically, because your hallucinations were the worst, the most violent. I need to check your mental state.” : : : : : : : : : : Vail didn’t know it, of course, but she’d had the same intentions as the Chief Medical Officer when she’d come by the holding area at around the same time. In this case, a routine psychological follow-up would also double as a psychological evaluation since she hadn’t had the opportunity to meet with her before the outbreak of illness. Given the stressful nature of what they’d experienced, it was important to Vail the crew, including the prisoners, were attended to. Rylee Amara may have been a criminal but she was not her crimes in Vail’s eyes. She was told the doctor was seeing Amara now and not wanting to intrude, Vail elected to wait patiently in the area’s center reception. : : : : : : : : : : : : Lori: I didn’t want to crash the party but thought this was a chance to meet both of them when you’re ready. Hope that’s ok? : : : : : : : : : : : : ~Dr. Vail Stevens, Counselor : : : : : : : : : : OOC: No prob I like having company it gets oh so lonely in a 6 x 6 cell lol : : : : : : : : Jaieh looked over and saw the counselor. She beckoned her over. “It seems the counselor had the same idea.” : : : : : : : : -Lt. Jaieh Vrenek, CMO : : : : : : Rylee followed the CMO’s gaze to the counselor, “Please the more the merry, it does get a tad dull having hours upon hours of no contact with anyone other than my guard.” She said meaning no offense to her guard. : : : : : : Rylee Amara : : : : Bump to not lose : : Bump bump
The Guard stood with his back towards the cell, finding himself uneasy by the amount of officers that were beginning to join the Prisoner. “You have half an hour, Doctor and Counselor.” His voice was gruff, stern, undeniably cold.
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Rylee looked to the guard with a nod of her head, “Well you heard him, how can I help you ladies today?” Rylee said with a soft smile for both the Doctor and the Counselor.

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