00:16Name for registration?
00:19Scout.
00:21Full name?
00:23Just Scout.
00:36Eli, come to the triage desk. We have a special patient.
00:39Give me a few minutes.
00:46Are you holding up okay?
00:48I'm fine. I never faint.
00:54How long have you had the fever?
00:56A few hours.
00:58Be specific.
01:01Around 8 tonight.
01:02Or 7, I can't remember.
01:05Have you eaten anything?
01:08No.
01:10Any alcohol?
01:12No.
01:17Pheromone suppresses. Are you using them?
01:21Are you a doctor?
01:23This hospital has internal protocols for ABO stress.
01:27You aren't the first, nor the last.
01:30I'm asking if you're using suppresses.
01:32I did. Doubled the dose, but it still didn't suppress it.
01:41Lie down. I need to examine your glands.
01:45I won't lose control.
01:47I never lose control.
01:48No matter how bad.
01:49I didn't say you would.
01:50Lie down.
02:02Checking the neck glands, there will be slight pressure.
02:20Right side congestion is worse than the left.
02:23You need an IV.
02:24I'll prepare the fluids.
02:25Don't move.
02:27Yeah.
02:27Okay.
02:34How many years have you been working here?
02:38Three years.
02:41Do you like the ER?
02:43It's okay.
02:44The ER doesn't need you to like it.
02:46It just needs you to be fast.
02:49Then are you fast?
02:50So far, there haven't been any accidents.
02:53That doesn't answer my question.
02:55I'm fast.
02:59Eli, I think the dosage for IVB needs adjusting, and here are two...
03:29All right.
03:35Eli, you're an alpha?
03:38Get out.
03:42Eli, right now.
03:44Get out.
04:05You're from a noble pack.
04:08Why do you say that?
04:10Your pheromones.
04:11That weight.
04:13It's different.
04:14High-level alphas have a distinct weight.
04:16You can feel it.
04:18A noble pack.
04:21The Marsh family.
04:22You probably haven't heard of it.
04:24I have.
04:25One of the oldest alpha families on the East Coast.
04:28I read books when I have nothing to do.
04:30Hmm.
04:31So the cost of your leaving is much higher than ordinary people.
04:36The cost is relative.
04:38Staying would cost more.
04:39Your father arranged an Omega for you.
04:42You guessed that too?
04:44It's the most logical reason for a noble firstborn.
04:47Political or bloodline marriage?
04:49Both.
04:50It was a very cost-effective transaction.
04:54Did you meet him?
04:56No.
04:57I don't want someone arranged for me.
04:58I don't want fate making decisions for me.
05:02Regardless of bloodline, rank, or pheromone resonates.
05:06Pheromone resonates.
05:07You don't believe in it.
05:09I just don't want it to make my choices.
05:13I used to believe in it.
05:15I thought finding that person would give meaning to all the instability.
05:20But it's just a story to keep Omega's doctile while waiting.
05:23So I use suppresses.
05:26If you suppress that part, you won't expect it.
05:31Two years without stopping.
05:33And tonight, it failed.
05:36Yes.
05:38Why?
05:39Usually, a stress response isn't without a cause.
05:43Last week, a new Alpha and Omega couple moved next door.
05:47They are nice, but the scent of their home, the scent of an Alpha and Omega living together,
05:54it has seeped through my door every day.
05:59I kept upping my dose, but...
06:05You live alone.
06:07Yes.
06:09Always alone.
06:10Used to it.
06:12What about you?
06:13Are you used to it?
06:15Sometimes yes, sometimes no.
06:17But I forgot what not being used to it feels like.
06:21So I just take it as being used to it.
06:24Yeah.
06:25Yeah.
06:36What are you going to do about Ryan?
06:39You're worried about me?
06:40I'm asking for the facts.
06:42He won't talk in the hospital.
06:44He'll come to me later, that's inevitable.
06:46And then?
06:48I don't know.
06:49Depends on what we talk about.
06:53Aren't you afraid?
06:55Afraid?
06:55Afraid of what?
06:56Being exposed.
06:57Three years, and suddenly...
06:58I am afraid.
07:00But that's another matter.
07:03Can you go back tonight?
07:05Your place?
07:06I can go back.
07:08I've lived alone for two years.
07:10I can manage.
07:11Are those neighbors still there?
07:16They are.
07:16Then your suppressors will fail again tonight.
07:20Then what can I do?
07:23I can't make them leave, and I can't leave.
07:26Let's try a different approach.
07:30This is a stabilizer to help your glands balance.
07:33It's a three-day supply.
07:34See how you react.
07:36This isn't a standard prescription.
07:37You prepared it yourself.
07:40Why?
07:42Sometimes patients can't go to the pharmacy.
07:46Eli, thank you.
07:48Not for the medicine?
07:50For what?
07:51For not treating me like a situation to be handled.
08:05Remember to take them on time.
08:06Don't skip.
08:08The first day might have a slight.
08:10I'll read the instructions.
08:11I know how to read.
08:14You smiled.
08:16I didn't.
08:17You just smiled.
08:18You remembered wrong.
08:22My name is Lucas.
08:24Lucas Hale.
08:26My real name.
08:27Eli.
08:29Eli.
08:46buyer.
08:52Eli.
08:53I don't care.
08:53Me.
09:01I don't care.
09:07He's looking forward to any kind of emails.
09:07I saw she was infantile in her room.
09:07I saw her herself happy now.
09:07I saw her.
09:08Maybe in her room.
09:11Bye now.
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