"You are sure he said he wanted me in his office?" Lucius knew what he heard, he just needed a moment to collect himself.<br/><br/>Shelly nodded "He must be a really busy man. I mean he didn't say so much as kiss my foot or have an apple."<br/><br/>The Dr. clicked his black lacquered nails against his desk and then stood up and swept the large manila folder containing the case files of the prisons most recent 'imports'. Their contents were not meant to be disclosed to just anyone since even convicts have some privacy when it comes to doctor patient confidentiality. Lucius didn't give a shit about that. Mr. Mercer wasn't going to deal over it. No, the warden's thoughts were probably on something else entirely.<br/><br/>Suspense was always more painful when it was allowed to build, so by avoiding this visit Lucius wouldn't be doing himself any favors. With what happened last time he saw the warden in his office Lucius vainly wanted to get out of this follow up. He swallowed his vainglorious pride and made his way casually to the wardens pen. Besides, Mr. Mercer was quite a sexy man. He had such a bad boy feel to him even if he had the long arm of the law stick straight up his ass.<br/><br/>He raised his soft pale hand to knock but stopped himself. Instead he just opened the door and walked in like he owned the place. "Did you miss me Khane? I thought that I'd given you enough last time to satisfy your perversions for quite a while." Lucius flashed a sideways grin and gave the warden a sideways wink. "I Understand though, you must be under so much stress all the time. No wonder you need my....therapy" The doctor gave the last word an added accent that made it sound like 'the-<em>rape</em>-e'<br/><br/>Then Dr. DeLorca just shrugged. "I'm just joking of course. I would<em>never</em>except to be called up here for anything but discussing the quality treatment all the inmates get. I think it's very important to help shape them so that when they get released they fit smoothly back into society." His sarcastic words contained a ironic hint of Dr. DeLorca's view of people. They everyone is some kind of monster deep down and that prisons were just for those that couldn't keep it all under wraps.