TITLE- POWER CUT.
SUMMARY- THE POWER AT PPTH IS CUT DUE TO A HEAVY STORM THINGS DON'T GET ANY BETTER WHEN TORNADO STRUCKS.THEY HAVE ENOUGH BACKUP POWER FOR THE MACHINES BUT NOT FOR THE ELEVATORS. EVERY ONE TRIES THEIR BEST TO SURVIVE WHILE TWO PEOPLE ARE STUCK IN THE ELEVATORS AND NOONE KNOWS. TRAGIC/ROMANCE. PLEASE R&R
A/N- HEY I KNOW THIS ELEVATOR THING HAS BEEN WRITTEN MANY TIMES BUT THIS IS GONNA BE DIFFERENT PLEASE ENJOY! OH YEAH ALSO I AM NOT GONNA JUST GET TO THE POWER CUT OF THE STORY STRAIGHT AWAY, THAT MIGHT NOT COME UNTIL CHAPTER 2 OR 3, I AM GONNA TAKE MY TIME WITH THIS STORY AND NOT RUSH IT, PLEASE ENJOY!
It was a dull rainy day at PPTH, they were getting sick of the over flowing of the clinic with people with the flu so Cameron went to look for a case for the team to solve when they got in.
"I found one, 16 year old female," Cameron announced as she walked in.
"Great," House said sarcastically, "What are the symptoms?"
"Abdominal pain, loss of appetite, vomitting after adominal pain begins, fever of 99° F to 102F, Painful urination and severe cramps."
"It's appendicitis," House said timidly.
"You're not even gonna read the file?"
"No, what's the point if I already know it's appendicitis? Schedule an operation for her appendix to be removed, have them take her to recovery, keep her overnight and she should be fine."
Without question she left to follow the orders he gave.
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Cameron returned to the conference room after about two hours with the patient who has appendicitis.
"Is the patient in recover Cameron?" House asked.
"No, she's still in line for an operation."
"Well, to pass the time either find me a file of someone who's actually dying or sit down and do something."
So she figured House was always right so she decided she should listen now rather than come back a couple of hours later with nothing still, which was when she was wondering where Foreman and Chase were, since they hadn't arrived yet.
"Where's Foreman and Chase?" Cameron asked curiously.
"Called in sick."
"Both of them?"
"Yep, so looks like it's just me and you today."
"How fun," she said sarcastically.
"Cheer up Cameron, you don't always have to be so sad."
"You know what, I'm just gonna look for a case, I'd rather be bored than annoyed."
"Fine, but we can't avoid eachother forever." House said pretending to care.
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She came back an hour later with news that a patient had come and that her and House were needed to examine the patient to see what was wrong he had no visible cuts or bruises that they could see without lifting the clothes but House and Cameron had to examine further.
"I got a case House, 15-year old male."
"What's his symptoms?"
"He just arrived now and we got the job of examining him for any cuts or bruises and determining the symptoms."
"Great, you got us the boring job," he said as he left. A couple of minutes later he came back, "Well, are you coming Cameron?"
"What? Yeah." She followed him to the patients room.
Once there House introduced himself, "Dr. House and Dr. Cameron, what's your name?"
The kid answered, "Tim."
"Why are you here Tim?"
"If I knew why would I be here?" he asked in a disrespectful manner.
House then turned to the mother, "What happened for you to bring your son here?"
"He's got tonsillitis, he fainted though."
"Is he on drugs or any medication?"
"Penicillin only."
"Has he had a reaction to penicillin ever?"
"No, he hasn't, this isn't the first time he's had tonsillitis but this is the first time he has had a reaction to it."
"Hmm... Cameron, check the kid out for strep throat, be back with the results in an hour," she left not wanting to get into an argument.
"Strep throat doctor?" the mother asked
"Yes, it's the inflammation of the tonsills which could lead to a potentially problematic situation concerning the heart, the worst case at the moment he will need to get his tonsills removed but that doesn't stop the strep it just lowers the chances."
"Oh, is there any way that this could be the reason for his father's death?"
"What did he die of?"
"Heart attack."
"Possibly then, so do we want to get him better?"
"Yes, of course, I would do anything to not lose my only child."
"Well, then sign these," he said handing her some papers, "To sum it up all it says is that you hold all the responsibility should anything happen to your son and you will allow us to give any necessary operations and medication to your son."
"Oh, yes sure," She signed the papers and handed them back.
"Dr. Cameron should have the results in about 45 minutes so I will find you then."
"Sure, thanks Dr. House."
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Two hours later they both found themselves sitting in the conference room bored again, there patient had been confirmed to have strep in the near future if he didn't do anything about it, he was scheduled for surgery, prescribed meds then was told he could go home at the end of the day. For them the day couldn't get any worse the winds were stronger than ever, the storm was worsening, they thought there might be a tornado or something today.
There wasn't much time to think about it when both of there pagers went off, Cameron picked hers up and it read: 'You and House come to the patients room now!'
"House, they want us to go down to the patients room now," Cameron said as she noticed that House was still ignoring his pager.
"Fine, I'm coming, go call the elevator and I'll be there in a minute."
'Ding,' the elevator had arrived and Cameron had to hold it open for House as he was only just starting to come now, which was when she actually wondered whether the elevators were safe in whether like this but she decided to give it a miss as House had entered and pressed the down button.
All of a sudden the elevator stopped mid floor and the power fluttered off. There was only enough emergency power left for the light to run so they were stuck.
A/N: PLEASE TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK! IF YOU LIKE IT I WILL UPDATE SOON, IF NOT THAT'S OK, I'LL JUST DISCONTINUE WRITING IT.