How coincidental.

The plant agreed. It usually only took those orders from Alexiel, but since she and Jira at least tolerated each other, it listened. It quickly returned to seed form, not going to disobey.

Catherine looked at him. "I just wanted to say hi," she said. "And ask you what was up. And, how are you?"

Alexiel closed her eyes tightly, actually feeling pain as the nutrients entered her blood steam. Her weight increased slightly, but just slightly — though her ribs were still visible, they weren't as noticeable as before. She wouldn't be at a stable weight until her bones couldn't be seen, and that was going to take a while.

Once it was done, she blinked, looking at the seed that was dropped into her hands as she looked at him. Why had he even bothered to help? He hadn't wanted to come, so why had he? He could have kept the seed to give to her later.

"Don't go?" Alexiel asked quietly. "That doctor's crazy." She hadn't been the doctor for long, but she had a few things to ask him, and she wouldn't just let him leave.

Catherine nodded. "Ok. If you need help or anything let me know!" She wanted to help, but she wouldn't invade his space. The little girl went into the living room and took out a book, trying to work on her reading skills.

Alexiel sighed. She threw the seed over to the door and watched as her plant grew to block it. "AT LEAST HELP ME BUST OUTTA HERE!!!" she called out the window. Honestly, he healed her and then he left without her? That was stupid.

"Well maybe I'm not in the mood to." Alexiel quickly grabbed her plant as it went into a seed again and ran back to Jira, hopping right into his arms. Though she hadn't thought much of it the first time, it was slightly awkward this time. She ignored it though, going to make herself not think much of it this time either. She kicked the window closed with her feet, hoping no one would get too worried that she was gone.

Alexiel sighed inwardly. "It's gonna be hard to explain to them how I'm suddenly not anorexic-looking anymore..." she muttered, speaking both to herself and to him. She was referring to her coworkers, since, after all, they had all seen her condition. They were going to think it was strange; anyone with half a brain would.