lab rats: chase gets injured

In the lab

" Guys I really can't move!" Chase said. "Umm. here." I bent over and picked him up. "No, no allow me." Adam said. I shrugged and handed chase over. Adam picked him up bridal style and we all rushed to the lab. ( hey sorry just realized this is still bree's pov)
Unfortunately Mr. Davenport was down there. He turned to us with a confused expression. "Please tell me you're not hanging chase off the roof by his boxers again, because as HYSTERICAL as that would be, Tasha wouldn't appreciate it." Chase looked at him with the most 'are you kidding me ' expression ever.
Adam's pov:
I smiled. "Nope. Although it really would be funny, Chase actually tripped and smashed you'r sculpture." Chase looked at me. "What?" I said. "I can't walk. Because of you." I shrugged. Mr. Davenport yelped. "NOT MY SCULPTURE!" He took off and ran toward the elevator. "Really!" Chase said. Leo shrugged. "Be glad it was his facial one and not his full body one." Leo made a disgusted sound while Bree made a face. "Adam put me on the table." "Okay." "CAREFULLY!" "Ugh fine." Adam set chase on the table before punching his arm. "OW!" Chase yelped. I giggled. As chase started scanning his leg i brought out my nurble. Chase looked at me. " NO!" he said. I groaned. Leo walked over to chase and started reading the results. Leo's mouth dropped as did Chase's. "Well?" I said. "Let's just say ITS NOT GOOD!" Chase yelled. "Well what's wrong?" Bree asked. " Well for starters i have a slight fracture on my femur. Oh! And look at this! A torn ACL!"
Chase's pov :
I can't freaking believe it. Adam broke my leg. After Mr. Davenport made sure his sculpture was somewhat okay, he came back to the lab. "All right tell me what's wrong with ya." I told him. He turned to Adam , Bree, and Leo and started whispering something. Luckily I have bionic hearing. " Adam, he's going to need surgery. " I slammed my hand on the table, making them turn around. "SuRgErY!" I yelled. "Dang it I forgot you could still hear us. " I stared at him in disbelief.