“Of course Doctor, that is what I meant.” Leah replied with a smile. “And baring my shoulder would be no problem, after all, you are a physician.” It would only take a moment to actually bare her shoulder, but there would be nothing to see, as she had purposely worn a sleeveless blouse under her jacket, which she unbuttoned and removed. “You see? Not a problem at all,” she added as her arm, shoulder to finger tips were revealed, a coyness in her smile.

"Of course." Smiling, Jonah turned away as she removed her jacket, a little disappointed that that was all she had to remove. But it was best to keep things strictly professional at this point, and later, with luck, he could explore a bit more intimately and personally.

Turning back to her, he resisted the urge to look at her as a woman and not a patient...that attitude had gotten him into hot water more than once!

"All right, now..." Keeping his thoughts in line, he started at her shoulder and gently worked his fingers down her arm. "Is there any pain? Can you move your arm up?" With one hand on her shoulder and the other at her wrist, he put her through a series of range-of-motion exercises, then nodded and stepped back.

"Seems to be healing well, I think it should be fine." He handed her jacket back to her. "As a professional doctor, I prescribe a fine dinner with a good bottle of wine and a charming companion." He grinned. "I will call on you at seven, at the Belle-St. Regis."

"Thank you," she said as he handed he back her jacket which she quickly slipped on and proceeded to button. "And your prescription sounds simply wonderful. I will be ready when you call." The she took a more serious approach.

The arm hasn't given me any trouble for sometime now, and your assessment was exactly what I was hoping for."She explained. "I was just concerned that perhaps the bone may have not set correctly, though, as I said I've experienced no pain, or difficulty with range of motion. So, on a professional level, my tanks to you." She took up her reticule, reached in and retrieved a silver dollar which she handed to him. "For your service Doctor."