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*General Hospital
*Bones
*Dancing With the Stars
*Ugly Betty
*The Disney Channel (laugh if you want but it is my default station when nothing is on)
*Heroes
*One Tree Hill
*Gossip Girl
*The Hills
*Ghost Whisper
*Grey's Anatomy
*Hallmark movies
Reruns of
*Reba
*7th Heaven







Jason: You're shaking. What happened?
Elizabeth: Just hold me.
Jason: Are you ok?
[Elizabeth sighs]
Elizabeth: You're right. I shouldn't have tried to come, but I'm so glad I did. I couldn't spend another night in that hospital bed. It was just one awful dream after another.
Jason: It's ok. Here, sit down, you're safe. It's all right.
Elizabeth: I knew I needed to be with you. If I was ever going to fall asleep and feel safe again, it was with you -- that's why I called.
Jason: I'm glad you called.
Elizabeth: But I probably should've stopped to get a coffee or something. I was so focused on getting here, I almost didn't make it.
Jason: What -- what do you mean?
Elizabeth: I -- well, I -- I felt myself nodding off, and - and there was this moment when --
Jason: When what?
Elizabeth: I think I fell asleep.
Jason: Oh, man, Elizabeth, you -- you should've stopped. You know, you could've pulled over, and you know I would've been there in one minute for you. It's lucky you didn't get into an accident.
Elizabeth: But there was this moment when I was jarred awake, and I think the jolt I felt was -- was a car going off the road or hitting the shoulder or something. But I managed to hang on to the wheel, and I just kept driving. God, it scared me so bad, the adrenaline just pumped through me, and I rolled down the window and let the rain and the wind blow in my face. But it's over and I'm here, and I just -- oh -- I just want to get cleaned up and sit by the fire, is that ok?
Jason: Of course that's fine.




Elizabeth: Thank you.
Jason: You feeling better? Elizabeth: Much. That shower was great -- I washed the hospital off.
Jason: Careful with your stitches?
Elizabeth: Yes, I was careful.
Jason: When you called, you said something about going to Lucky's and finding Sam holding Jake. I --
Elizabeth: The day before yesterday, I checked myself out of the hospital. Lucky had the boys, so I went to his house to get them and take them home or to Gram's. And when I walked in, there was Sam -- holding Jake like it was the most natural thing in the world. Then I found out that Lucky was on a police call and he had left her alone with Jake. Of course, I -- I freaked out. By the time Lucky got back, Sam and I were in the middle of a full-blown fight, and I popped a stitch and Lucky had to take me to the hospital.
Jason: Why didn't you call me?
Elizabeth: Because I can't. Because we're not supposed to be seeing each other. And it's not going to seem like that if you come running every time I get a splinter -- even though I know you would.
Jason: You know I want to.
Elizabeth: I can't remember the last time I really slept. But I feel better. I feel a lot better -- almost as
if -- as if the ride over here never happened.








Jason: It's ok. It's ok, it was just a bad dream. I'm here, it's all right.
[Elizabeth sighs]
Jason: Do you remember what it was about?
Elizabeth: I don't know. I don't know.
Jason: Was it about Sam holding Jake?






Elizabeth: That one's my favorite. I still can't help but imagine the four of us together -- one house, one family.
Jason: Me, too.
Elizabeth: Is there anything we can ever do to make that happen?




Elizabeth: I was only wondering if you ever picture things -- things the way you would like them to be.
Jason: Well, you -- you know what's funny is my mind doesn't usually let me make things up, but now -- I mean, sometimes I do and I think it's because of you and Jake. But I don't --
Elizabeth: But you deal in realities. I know. I look around and I realize what a foreign concept this must be for you -- no penthouse with bulletproof windows, no armed guards a the door.
Jason: Yeah, it's different. But it's good.
Elizabeth: You have two speeds. You're either completely on or completely off, and I love that about you --
I'm not trying to change you -- and I love being here and our time together. But I would just like you to see that -- that there might be something in
between on and off. You might even get to like it.











