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Daddy Duke (continuation of Why is it)

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    "Whoever you are...it's safe t come out now..." called Luke.

  • Bo nodded a little, rubbing a hand across his eyes....not actually feeling so fantastic now he thought about it though he wasn't about to admit it. "Just...tired I guess..."

Bo looked to him, about to protest that he could have paid for his own but sees the look in his Uncle's eyes and knows better than to argue. He went to find a table, sitting at one as he carefully balanced his tray in his good hand.

Near an hour later, the Doc wheeled Luke back up to his room. His foot was red and swollen but they couldn't put the cast on the foot until the swelling had receeded some.

Putting him into his room, clipping the bed to the wall, she lifted his foot carefully into traction, making sure it was secure before leaving him to sleep off the rest of the anestethia and to tell his family they could see him.

Bo too looked up and got to his feet, not really worried but wanting to get to Luke all the same.

The doctor smiled softly and nodded.

"He's just fine...the operation was a complete success. He's gonna have a nice scar on his foot and right now its very swollen and red so we can't cast it...but eventually the swelling will go down and we'll get him plastered up..."

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Luke lay still in the bed, an IV hooked to his arm and his leg in traction, but a healthy color to his tan cheeks and no tightness on his mouth.

"Well, he looks a sight better already," observed Jesse. "Don't look in so much pain."

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Luke lay still in the bed, an IV hooked to his arm and his leg in traction, but a healthy color to his tan cheeks and no tightness on his mouth.

"Well, he looks a sight better already," observed Jesse. "Don't look in so much pain."

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