[center][color=cyan][h1]Riley Ridgeway[/h1][/color]
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[i]Location: Justice Memorial Hospital[/i][/center]
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Riley gave Natasha a slight nod and smile. [color=cyan]"Thank you Dr. Brinne."[/color] Riley said as she took Natasha's card looking down at it as she headed off to the OR, Riley lightly twirled the card around in her fingers before turning around and made her way down the hallway. As she entered the room Riley looked around, it was really nice looking, as she looked around some more Riley spotted some of the coffee that was set up along with some snacks. Riley slowly made her way over towards the coffee and started pouring herself a glass, turning her attention towards the tv screen that was set up in the room. Seeing the news report that was being played earlier in the day made her bite her lower lip, as she looked at the group of people in the room that were huddled over by the tv.

Riley started to take another sip of the coffee, and walked over sitting down on one of the couches as she watched the news that was on running a hand through her hair she let out a soft sigh. She really needed a drink, or get wasted tonight today was bad enough as it was Riley worried about Marc and Cynthia back at the asylum. Riley watched as the group of people turned around and started to leave the room, hearing something about the chapel within the hospital.

She was truly never religious unlike her brother and her parents, Riley shuddered at the thought when she was younger her and Chloe were practically forced to go every Sunday or any religious holiday. The thought passed her mind just following the group into the chapel, the room itself seemed to be empty for the most part. Riley finished up drinking her coffee, looking at the news for a few more seconds before deciding to see what the group was doing. Riley got up and started to go down the hallway and then followed them for a little bit longer until she was there, Riley leaned up against the wall at the entrance to the chapel looking over at the people inside.