Nightshift 33: Doctor's Office 2 [House]

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Edgeworth's first instinct upon opening the door was to flip on the light switch, and for just a moment, he was confused as to why the fluorescent lights weren't turning on overhead. He bit back a curse, then switched his flashlight to its brightest setting, scanning the room.

"It doesn't look as if anything's hiding in here that shouldn't be. And like I said before, we're looking for his drug supply, electronics, and anything else that might be useful, patient files included."

With that, he moved to the desk, opening its top drawer.

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[lady-general.livejournal.com]

Celes started looking through the doctor's office, combing through the books and hoping that she'd find something useful. Electronics? Did that mean the same thing to her as it did everyone else? Celes furrowed her brow and poked a book on illnesses with her finger. There was nothing over here, at least, nothing Celes perceived as useful. Not even a stray patient file, which, considering the mess, had to have been a little likely.

She joined Edgeworth at the desk, peeling through documents littered about the surface. "Cleanliness doesn't seem to bother him does it?" she murmured.

[high-prosecutor.livejournal.com]

The top drawer contained an assortment of pens, a prescription pad, and - that was interesting. Why were there multiple full bottles of Vicodin? The doctor hadn't acted like any of the junkies he'd seen in the past.

The prosecutor thought for a moment, deciding to take all three of them. Junkies had secret stashes, and if the doctor was writing his own prescriptions, it wouldn't be an issue to obtain more.

"I couldn't work with a desk like this," Edgeworth answered, as he closed the drawer and tossed the bottles into his pillowcase. "It's too distracting."

He opened the second drawer. "A...PSP? I haven't seen one of these since I was a kid," he muttered. And next to that case was a Nintendo DS. "And I haven't seen one of these, either."

He carefully put the PSP, case, and games into his bag.