Mathematicians -- Fiction; Psychiatrists -- Fiction; Science fiction; Short stories
The psychiatrist flicked off the intercom. For a moment he stared out
the window at the sky and the building tops. Then he went to the door,
knelt, and saw a small amount of red sand, just a few grains that might
have been kicked under the door by someone in a hurry.
He returned to Freud on the shelf, located the bottle and the glass,
and poured himself a stiff one without waiting to transport the
equipment to the desk. Then he went to the desk, and flipped on the
intercom again.
"Miss Austin, do you like chicken farms?" he said.
"I love them, doctor," the honey voice answered. "But--"
"Never mind," he told her. "Just come in here. I've got a question to
ask you."
He poured himself another drink.
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