"Last I checked, I wasn't being bitchy, doctor." She said. Even if she was annoyed she wouldn't let that show. She kept a professional, serious tone when she spoke, her eyes on the coat slightly as she began using the tweezers to remove what appeared to be a blue, tar like substance, but upon closer inspection she determined it was paint. She placed that into another vial, ignoring him for a moment as he continued his rampant speech, at least until he pushed her.<br/><br/>"Rude, high strung." She noted once more as she straightened up her coat. She was almost amused by the childish display, but the small slick that played at her lips was quickly dismissed before it could be displayed. "You're aversion to cooperating has been noted." She said as she walked to the bed, grabbing the clipboard as she followed him out. "The ones that aren't here, I need their addresses, doctor." She said, stating a fact. She expected him to provide them.