Dr. Christa Lorenson knew something wasn't right. But what she finds out is something she can't and doesn't have to face alone.
My turn on how the Season 2 of Code Black could start, with Christeal (ChristaxNeal)
Waking up I again felt nauseous. Like the previous days, I bolted up and ran into the bathroom. Throwing up into the toilet. I sat there for another few minutes. Debating why I was throwing up this often. I thought about every possibility. Also a pregnancy but I soon threw this thought away. Because I can't be pregnant. Not with my age and not after everything that happened. Remembering the Indian food, I ate three days prior I was sure I had a small food poisoning.
Not thinking about it any longer I got under the shower, preparing myself for the long shift ahead.
I forgot to introduce me, I'm Dr. Christa Lorenson, a first-year resident at Angels Memorial in Los Angeles. I loved working there but after the recent events that happened I was glad when I was off work.
So many things happened lately. I begin with as I fell for one of my superiors. After meeting him we started to work together regularly, one time even enjoying breakfast with a few bloody Mary's the professional relationship started to change into a friendship. I could talk to him honestly and I trusted him. After I lost a patient who I could've saved we ended up kissing in the supply room. Ending in spending a night together. We both knew this wasn't just a one-time thing. We wanted to keep it under wraps but Dr. Gina Perello knew it and she honestly was pissed off. Telling me to sign this form or break it off. I'm talking about Dr. Neal Hudson, a doctor from London starting at Angels almost 8 years ago. I told him about the form, not wanting to break it off. But he hesitated.
As this wasn't already enough. A patient, Gordon Heshman, killed our ER Director Dr. Gina Perello and injuring my colleague Dr. Malaya Pineda, who also is my friend.
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Luckily she got saved by Dr. Angus Leighton, who also is our friend and a fellow resident. But what neither of us knew what really happened down in the parking lot. He talked with his brother, Dr. Mike Leighton, who in return recently became Director of the residency program and worked with them. He made Angus promise him to talk with no one about this, which in return resulted in abuse of Adderall, a common drug used for patients with ADHD.
The drama was perfect and we all were more or less interrogated by our CEO Dr. Ed Harbert and some lawyers.
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