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Date Posted: 19:08:39 07/07/01 Sat
Author: cindy
Subject:

i've read the previous chapters, great job, keep it up!
In reply to: Clair1782 's message, "Anything Is Possible chpater 5" on 18:47:31 07/06/01 Fri

>
>Chapter 5
>
>
>Robin walks down one of the hallways of the hospital
>thinking of how she acted towards Jason this morning.
>She regrets what she did in away she should be lucky
>he came to her for her help. He could of gone to
>anyone for help but he went to her. Robin stops
>walking and leans against the wall her mind wonders
>off to her past thinking of the first time they broke
>up in General Hospital.
>
>Flash back at General Hospital in 97
>
>Robin: "You are so ungrateful. Look at all the things
>God has given you. You are strong. You're free. You're
>healthy. Yes, healthy. Do you know what I think of
>your brain damage? I don't. I think it's a figment of
>other people's imaginations. You can't read a map. You
>can't draw a picture. So what? There are things all of
>us can't do. You have a family that adores you. You
>have a friend like Sonny who will put your good before
>his. And all of these things just irritate you Jason.
>If there is anything wrong with your mind it is that.
>It's not whether or not you remember the third grade
>or not. (She stops him before he interrupts her, as he
>was about to do) What gives me the right to say so?
>Because I had all of that. And it was taken away from
>me piece by piece. You don't know what it's like. It's
>all dark all around you and you're cold inside. Just
>like it is for them in the ground except they are
>asleep and you're buried alive. Don't...don't you dare
>feel sorry for me while I am standing here telling you
>I couldn't fall in love with my life again until you
>walked in it. I can live without you. I know I can
>because I've done it before. But I will be damned if I
>have to when a few words from Sonny can keep you
>alive. How is that wrong? Even if it is why should I
>care? You call what you do a job but I think that's
>stretching it a bit. You can't tell me that there is
>nothing else in the world you can do except carry a
>gun and a cell phone and work for Sonny Corinthos.
>Sure if you want nothing to do with the Quartermaine's
>because they are half crazy because they lost you and
>half crazy anyways. Fine. Then maybe Sonny is the only
>game in town. But us, we can start over. In another
>town. In another country. Why not? Jason....why not?
>Tell me. Give me a reason why. Please."
>
>Jason: "I don't. Live for my job. Why do you say that?
>I don't even understand that. Nobody lives for
>anything. I mean you live because you are born. You
>know, you have a warm dinner, a warm bed, somebody in
>it with you. And their breathing is the sound you hear
>when you wake up and the sound you here when you're
>not there. Then you're happy. And...you want it to
>last. But you can't call it your life because maybe it
>won't. Then what? Then you go out and find something
>else to eat and another place to sleep if you know
>how. And I don't. I don't know how to do it in another
>country Robin. You would have to do it for me.
>What...would that be my life? Would I be your job? I
>can't even do that where you live now. The only place
>that I can make happen what I want to happen is where
>Sonny lives. When somebody does something, I know what
>to do back. If I want something, I take it. If
>somebody tries to fight me, I stop them. If I lose, I
>find somebody weaker, and take it from them."
>
>
>
>
>an elevator close by dings and snaps Robin out of her
>thoughts. she looks over at the open elevator and gets
>off the wall when she notices who walks off the
>elevator. Jason is standing by the elevator as the
>doors close behind him and looks around his gaze stops
>when he sees Robin standing there staring at him.
>Nurses on the floor just look at Jason who looks in
>pain . Robin slowly walks over to him Jason just looks
>at her.
>
>R.(surprised he is there) Hi
>
>J.(looks and sound tired) Hi
>
>R.(puts her hand on his upper arm) How are you feeling?
>
>J.(takes a breath and looks at her hand on his arm)
>Um.. Ok So when can I see this doctor? You did tell
>me if I came you can get me in and out of here.
>R.(scratches the back of her head looking at the
>ground clears her throat) Um did I tell you that?
>
>Jason takes Robin�s hand of his arm and holds it in
>his.
>
>J.( has a faint smile on his face) Robin yes you did
>tell me that.
>
>R.(looks up at him) Ok, but wait how did you know
>which hospital I worked at?
>
>J. I didn�t I just told the cab driver to take me to
>the closet hospital and he brought me here. Then I got
>off this elevator. (dropping her hand and pointing
>behind him) and found you.
>
>R. It must of been faith.
>
>J. Maybe.
>
>R. Yeah. Well why don�t I help you sit down over
>there.( pointing at the waiting area) I�ll go talk to
>someone.
>
>J. Uh Robin I can manage to get to the waiting area
>on my own.
>
>R. Are you sure?
>
>J. Yes
>
>R. Ok
>
>Jason makes his way to the waiting area as Robin walks
>over to the nurses station and picks up the phone and
>hits a button. The phone rings and a man picks up.
>
>Dr. Rick speaking.
>
>R. Rick hi it�s Robin.
>
>Dr. Oh Ms. Scorpio or should I say Dr. Scorpio
>
>R.(smiling) Rick quit. I need a favor.
>
>Dr. Sure what is it?
>
>R. Well I was wondering if you can look at my friend.
>He came to my apartment hurt and he thinks he might
>have bruised ribs. he�s having a hard time walking and
>he also said that he might have a broken finger
>because he can�t move it.
>
>Dr. Well if he has bruised ribs he shouldn�t be moving
>at all.
>
>R. I know but if you do this favor can you also
>promise me something.
>
>Dr. Oh so now your asking for a promise too.
>
>R. Please this guy hates hospitals so if you�re
>willing to do this favor don�t make him stay in the
>hospital. If you do I�ll promise you he�ll try to
>leave on his own.
>
>Dr. Ok I�ll be right out to meet him.
>
>R. Thank you.
>
>Jason watches Robin talk on the phone and how bright
>her smile is. She looks so beautiful to him wearing
>her white doctors coat. To him that coat suits her.
>When Robin hangs up the phone she looks over at Jason
>and he looks down at the ground. She walks over to
>Jason and sits down in the seat beside him.
>
>R. Ok I kept my word. the doctor willing to look at
>you will be out in a moment.
>
>J. Ok
>
>R. No problem. now I have to get back to work (looks
>at her watch) but I will be home by 9 pm tonight. so
>I�ll see you then ok.
>
>J. Um I wont be there.
>
>R. Wait what?
>
>J. You want me out of your apartment so I�m going to
>check myself into a hotel after I leave here.
>
>R. No you wont. Look I made a deal with this doctor
>since your ribs might be bruised he said you shouldn�t
>be walking at all. I told him once your thru not to
>make you stay in this hospital becuase I know from
>experience how much you hate them.
>
>J. Well thank you Robin but like you said to me
>earlier don�t do me any favors.
>
>R. I�ll remember that.
>
>J. You know its because of you I�m here. I never go to
>a doctor at my own will.
>
>R. That better not be true.
>
>J. Why does it matter to you what you think I should
>have a healthy body?
>R.(goes off on him in the middle of the hospital and
>during her shift) You better have a healthy body
>Jason! Do you still get an hiv test done every 6
>months?
>
>J.(eyes widen) Again Why does it matter?
>
>Robin leans over in her chair at Jason staring cold in
>his eyes to Jason it felt like she was staring at his
>soul.
>
>R. If I found out in anyway you have hiv I�ll know how
>you contracted it. If you were to get it. It would
>kill me inside and you know it Jason.
>
>J. Yes
>
>Before Jason can say anything else a tall dark
>handsome man standing in front of them clearing his
>throat interrupts them. The man has been waiting in
>front of them for a few moments but didn�t want to
>bother their intense moment. Robin looks up and
>quickly stands up from the chair.
>
>R. Rick hi. Thank you for doing this.
>
>R. Oh no problem I�m glad to help.
>
>Robin and Rick stand there chatting for a moment as
>Jason stares at the man wearing green scrubs and
>holding clip board and wearing white tennis shoes. The
>guy looks about Robin's age and he can see the guy
>likes her. Robin finally turns to Jason and introduces
>the men.
>
>R. Rick Burton this Jason Morgan
>
>Jason slowly stands up without any help and shakes
>Rick�s hand.
>
>Dr. Well Mr. Morgan if you will. Please follow me down
>the hall to a examination room and I�ll get you check
>out of here in no time.
>
>Jason and Rick both leave Robin in the waiting area.
>Robin leaves the waiting area and goes off on her own.
>Rick opens a door to a room and switches on the
>lights. He tells Jason to sit up on the table which he
>does. He then tells Jason to take off his jacket and
>shirt and he prepares himself. Rick turns around with
>a stethoscope on to listen to Jason�s heartbeat. Rick
>immediately notices the scars on Jason�s body.
>
>Dr.(places the instrument on Jason's chest) Breath in
>
>Jason breaths in
>
>Dr. Ok let it out. (Jason does and he places the cold
>metal on Jason�s back) Breath in once more. ok let it
>out. (Jason does) Ok good that�s sounds fine. Now I�m
>going to have you lay on your back and press on your
>stomach you just tell me where it hurts.
>
>J. Ok.
>
>Jason lays back on the padded table.
>
>Dr. (presses on Jason�s stomach) So how are you and
>Robin friends?
>
>J. that�s none of you business.
>
>Dr. Well Robin seems so sweet to know a man like you?
>
>J. (winces at the pain) What? You don�t know me Robin
>is doing me this favor by having you check me out and
>I�m dong her a favor by coming here. (cold) I�d prefer
>it if you didn�t talk to me
>
>Dr. Robin�s a good person you know?
>
>J. I know. I know that better then anyone who knows
>her.
>
>Dr.(presses on the side of Jason�s stomach) Did you
>two ever date?
>
>J. What�s it to you? Didn�t I tell you not to talk to
>me?
>
>Dr. Ok. Were done your ribs are bruised I�ll have a
>nurse come and wrap you but before we do that let me
>see your hand with the finger you can�t move
>
>Jason holds out the hand and the Dr. looks at it.
>
>Dr. that�s going to be ok. I�ll have a nurse come in
>and take care of you.
>
>J. Ok thank you.
>
>(Rick is about to leave but Jason stops him.)
>
>J. Uh Rick or Dr. Burton which ever I should call you.
>Before you leave can you give me a HIV test?
>
>Rick is suprised he wants it done but doesn�t question
>him or hesitates he gets right on it.
>
>Dr. Ok let get what I need to ready and I�ll have you
>out of here like Robin promised. I�ll be right back.
>Wait here
>
>J. Ok
>
>Rick leaves the room. Jason puts his shirt back on and
>waits....
>
>To be continued...

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