"You're welcome. Please, have a seat and relax. You'll find that this is just like talking to any doctor. Except you don't have any fear of a needle getting used on you." Cynthia smiled as she took the questionnaire. Stepping back to the desk she took the papers from the envelope and placed them on the scanner. A few button pushes later and the machine was sucking in the pages and spitting them out. The tall brunette let it do its job as she walked across the reception room and down a small hallway. Moments later she returned with a cup of hot water on a saucer and a small basket filled with tea bags, "Here you go. Dr. Jameson is finishing up after the last patient and will be with you shortly."<br/><br/>Sitting back at her desk she crossed her long, shapely legs and began to type on her computer. A few moments later she slid the chair to the scanner and took out the papers and slid them back into the envelope. A piece of tape was placed over the flap and she signed it before taking a stamp and pressing it against the flap as well. The package was then set on her desk before she raised a hand to the headset she was wearing, "Yes?" A moments pause, "She is. The questionnaire should be in the record now." She then looked over to Cecilia and smiled, "Right away. Thank you." After keying off the headset she stood, "Let me take you back. The doctor is just about done."<br/><br/>Leading Cecilia down the short hall they passed the small break room, it had a water dispenser, microwave, fridge and coffee pot. Next came a restroom and then three doors at the end of the hall. After opening the last door Cynthia held it open, "Please take a seat and the doctor will be right in." Behind the door was what looked like a study that could be in any home. One wall was lined with bookshelves, there were two leather chairs, matching leather sofa and love seat and a coffee table. The only thing that stood out as not exactly normal was the large, flat screen TV in one corner. If not for that, it easily could have been out of a decorating magazine.