Grave Girl
“Mayberry's bones makes a loud ripping and cracking sound as her ribs are slowly forced apart to reveal the chest cavity. As he prepares to take another blood sample directly from the heart, Dr. Wellington notes that there appears to be some distension to the liver, which is probably due to the old lady's habit of drinking brandy before bed, but which he figures should nevertheless be examined as the autopsy progresses. He slips the tip of a needle into Mrs. Mayberry's heart and carefully pulls ...the plunger back, filling the syringe with a nice clean blood sample.
"So," he says with a wry smile, "you did have a heart after all. Not that anyone would have known when you were alive, you old bag." Once the sample has been taken and correctly labeled, he grabs some cutting tools from the bench and prepares to start removing, one by one, the old lady's organs so they can be weighed, measured, inspected and ultimately put back inside her body.
"Knock knock," says a voice over at the door, and Dr.MoreLess
"So," he says with a wry smile, "you did have a heart after all. Not that anyone would have known when you were alive, you old bag." Once the sample has been taken and correctly labeled, he grabs some cutting tools from the bench and prepares to start removing, one by one, the old lady's organs so they can be weighed, measured, inspected and ultimately put back inside her body.
"Knock knock," says a voice over at the door, and Dr.MoreLess
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