Checking in

Lauren is wheeled into the ER of her local hospital. They had her fill out her information on a clip board before admitting her. She didn't notice the full waiting room ogling the naked girl on a stretcher being wheeled around the hospital. Once inside, they placed her on a gurney and whisked her to the X-ray lab.

"Wait, don't I get a golden?" Lauren protested.

"Yes, but we have to X-ray your leg, and it will just get in the way. We'll give you one after, okay?" The RN told her.

Lauren was placed inside the X-ray lab and left in a corner. The RN gave the technician her chart just as another patient was wheeled in. She was a sixteen year old girl, fully clothed, but she was finishing about how her ankle was hurting and that it was broken. The nurses tried to calm her down before they left, leaving her chart on top of Lauren's. The girl looked at Lauren and was shocked to see she was naked.

"Hey, naked girl, you faking too?" The girl smiled.

"What?" Lauren asked.

"You must have to fake an injury to get out of whatever situation you were in as fast as possible. Let me guess, you were naked at school, and claimed to the nurse instead of calling your mom?"

"No, I actually had an accident at home. I couldn't walk to my room to get dressed." Lauren explained.

"Oh, well I'm just here to get away from my parents. They wanted me to spend the weekend with them at my grandparents house."

"That doesn't sound too bad."

"It's in Nebraska."

"What's over there?"

"Exactly. I hope they keep me here long enough that I miss their flight."

"Wont they be able to tell your ankle isn't injured at all?" Lauren asked.

"No, check it out. I just took purple lipstick, smeared it all over, then took burgundy eye shadow and added it to the edges. I then contoured it with some dark blush. Almost looks real right?!" Angelica said, showing her left ankle to Lauren.

"Okay ladies, lets see who were have. There's Angelica, 16, fell off her trampoline. Ouch. And there's Lauren, 26, fell off her coffee table. Both ankle injuries, huh? Well, one word of caution. This hospital hates fakers. If we find out we have to run a test and find nothing wrong, we have ways of dealing with you." The technician said.

Angelica began to perspire at that, and was tempted to tell him the truth before it was too late. However, an opportunity presented itself...