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[doctor_seward]

This is the Diary of Dr. John Seward, taken by Phonograph.

Should I be unavailable to attend to your needs please leave what message you will via recording and I shall respond promptly.


Should recording by phonograph fail to please, or in the case of urgency, hold over telegram immediately.

Comments

[barebacking.livejournal.com]

And how are you feeling in your heart?

[psyd-seward.livejournal.com]

[He has to remind himself of your deviance, sir. You always are so nice to him.]

I cannot say for certain. I feared that I'd lose myself to the taint of the creature..But my professor has assured me that the disease has not contaminated me. I am..fortunate. God must have had mercy on me.

[barebacking.livejournal.com]

No.

You did it yourself, Seward. You are strong and honorable man. You warded it off with your own spirit. Do not thank anyone but yourself and know you have a marvelous guardian at your side.

[psyd-seward.livejournal.com]

[But he does believe in God, you know.]

I-I daresay you think too much of me. I am humbled that you might say so.

But, my Professor..He is a remarkable man. I do not dispute that.

[barebacking.livejournal.com]

I do not think too much of you. I think the right amount. I give you your dues when you do not.

He is... a wonderful one. I respect him quite a bit.

[psyd-seward.livejournal.com]

He seems to have a certain fondness for you.

[barebacking.livejournal.com]

I am equally fond of him, as I am you.