Hayley: You know, I guess you're right. If I close my eyes, it's kind of like we still are on the beach, only we're dressed and there' no beach.
Mateo: I can take care of the dressed part.
Hayley: Oh, yeah?
Mateo: Yeah.
Hayley: What do you think you're doing?
Mateo: I'm going to make mad, passionate love to my little island girl.

All: Surprise!
Adam: Welcome home!

[Dog barks]

Dimitri: Come over here and sit down. You' not going anywhere. You were just unconscious a few moments ago.
Alex: So were you.
Dimitri: Yeah, well, I'd like to see a little color in your cheeks before you start playing bloodhound, all right?
Alex: That boy is in no condition to be on the run.
Dimitri: Alex, he probably set the fire so he could escape.
Alex: No, he didn't do that. If anything, the fumes disoriented him.
Dimitri: All right, listen, I know you feel that you have a connection with this kid, but you're in no position to take on strays right now, especially one who threatens people with knives.
Alex: He was scared. I could see it in his eyes.
Dimitri: Mm-hmm, and he terrified Greenlee.
Alex: Because he was cornered. He jumped off that yacht to get away from us. Now, that's not the action of a hardened criminal.
Dimitri: All right, you know what? Now you sound totally irrational because we have no idea who this guy is or what he's capable of.
Alex: He has a serious wound to his leg and it is infected.
Dimitri: Boy, you are determined, aren't you? All right, where do you want to start?
Alex: There might be more staff we could talk to.
Dimitri: Ok, hey, are you sure up to this?
Alex: Yeah. We have to find him.

Pat: Don't let him go anywhere, no matter how much he tries to sweet-talk you.
Dixie: We'll take good care of him.
Pat: Take it easy, Joe. I mean it.
Joe: I really should be in there.
Tad: You just take it easy.
Dixie: Yeah.
Tad: The worst is over, anyway.
Dixie: Are you sure you're feeling OK?
Joe: Yeah, nothing an aspirin wouldn't help. I have no idea how I got out here.
Dixie: It was David.

[Monitor flat-lines]
David: Give me that Ambu.
Brooke: Tell me what's happening.
Jake: All right, let's get her a dose of Lidocaine, milligram.
Officer: Dr. Martin, I was just dispatched here. Do you want me to take Dr. Hayward?
Jake: No, no, I need him. Just wait outside.
Brooke: Jake, please, tell me what's happening.
Jake: All right, Laura is in respiratory failure.
Brooke: Oh, my God!

[David groans]

Jake: What, your hand?
David: Yeah.
Jake: All right, let me take over.
David: Vitals?
Nurse: Her BP is 50 palp, pulse 112.
David: She's not responding. Ok, we're going to incubate her. Give me a size seven ET tube, stat!
Brooke: Is she going to be ok? Jake: The tube's going to help her breathe, Brooke. Just relax.
David: She's diaphoretic and she has some muscle tremors. Let's go with that ET tube.
Jake: All right, let's get respiratory in here to set up a ventilator right away.

[Rambo, the guard dog, sits down in the stables]

Guard: Rambo, what are you doing in here, huh? Come on, let's go get you some kibble.

[Door closes]

Anna: Edmund.
Edmund: Anna. What are you doing here?
Anna: Isn't it a bit late for a ride?
Edmund: A ride, yeah. Not for a walk. I was just -- I saw this light on and I was thinking, who's here?

Hayley: Oh!
Adam: Oh, how are you feeling?
Hayley: I feel great. How about you?
Isabella: I have something for the baby.
Mateo: No, I asked you --
Hayley: Oh, you didn't have to do that. I mean, really.
Mateo: Oh, Mom. This looks like the stuff you used to make us when I was --
Hayley: You made this? Oh, it's gorgeous. Will you teach me how to crochet?
Isabella: Oh, I'd love to.
Adam: With everything you juggle? You wouldn't have time to knit a potholder.
Hayley: Oh, come on.
Liza: It's beautiful.
Hayley: It really is, right?
Adam: We -- we brought a gift, too.
Hayley: Oh, you guys. I mean, you didn't have to do this. Oh, thank you. It's gorgeous. But really, don't you think this is all a little early?
Isabella: Oh, it's never too early to celebrate a new life.
Hayley: Well, that's true. What do you think, JR?
J.R.: Uh, yeah, it looks like it'll fit. I'm sorry I didn't bring you guys anything.
Hayley: Oh, well, the only thing I want from you is a promise.
J.R.: What's that?
Hayley: That when your little niece or nephew, as they seem to think this is, is born, you will teach him how to kick a soccer ball.
J.R.: Sure.

Isabella: Is anybody hungry?
Mateo: Are you kidding? Did you make anything for me?
Isabella: Oh, all your favorites, and something for Hayley -- Arroz Con Leche.
Mateo: Oh.
Isabella: It was my favorite when I was pregnant with Mateo.
Hayley: Do you know what I crave all the time?
Mateo: Huh?
Hayley: Rice pudding.

[Isabella laughs]

Hayley: Yeah, bring it on. I'm starving.
Mateo: Ok. Ok, come on. Wait, actually, you know what? You just sit down.

Liza: Well, we'll help you.
Isabella: Ok.
Liza: Pour the cider?
Adam: I can pour the cider.
Mateo: I'll take care of everything.
Liza: Right here.

Hayley: Oh, JR?

[Hayley pats couch]

Hayley: Come sit next to me, keep me company. So -- ahem -- when exactly did you become JR., because it was "Junior" before I went on vacation. Seriously, I know this must be really boring for you -- I mean, all this baby stuff.
J.R.: No, it's kind of cool.
Hayley: I know you're going through a bit of a rough patch.
J.R.: I'm fine.
Hayley: I can see that. How do you like living with Dad?
J.R.: It's no big deal.
Hayley: You know, you can confide in me, really.
J.R.: Hayley, I'm fine.
Hayley: All right. Just know that anytime, you know, stuff gets crazy around here, you can always turn to me.
J.R.: Sure. Hey, I'm going to go get a soda.
Hayley: All right.

Dixie: I think you look better. Your color's coming back. How do you feel?
Joe: Thank you. Still foggy.
Tad: Did you see anything, Dad? I mean, when we got here, the place looked like a war zone.
Dixie: Yeah, there were unconscious people everywhere.
Tad: I just wonder if Jake was right, if Hayward had something to do with it.

[Monitor beeps]

Brooke: Why did she stop breathing?
David: There are indications that she's in conjun--
Jake: We're going to find out, Brooke.
Pat: What's her status?
Jake: We need a chest x-ray, a CBC., a Coag panel, and a Chem-7.

Bianca: God, please, Laura, please hold on.
Erica: Bianca.
Bianca: Mom!
Erica: Are you all right?
Bianca: Oh, I'm fine. What are you doing here?
Erica: One of the nurses recognized you and she called me. She said that you passed out.
Bianca: Everybody passed out. There was some kind of gas leak or something.
Erica: You look pale, Honey. Bianca: I'm not the one who's in trouble. It's Laura.
Erica: Laura?
Bianca: She took some Ecstasy.
Erica: Again?
Bianca: Mom, please, she collapsed. I brought her here.
Erica: Did she overdose?
Bianca: I don't know. Mom, I'm so scared. We were just talking and she passed out. They hooked her up to this machine so that she could breathe. I -- what if she dies?

Brooke: Please. I just need some answers. Did this happen because she took Ecstasy or is there something else wrong?
Jake: Brooke, we're going to find this out, ok? Laura has experienced some abnormal heart activity.
David: The drug could have triggered the reaction or there may be an organic problem.
Jake: You are not authorized to make a diagnosis, Dr. Hayward.
David: Which doesn't change the fact that Laura's going to require more than the standard tests.
Jake: You're no longer on staff at this hospital.
David: I don't care who does it. Then you order the damn tests, Jake.
Jake: Step out right now.
David: I am not leaving here until you order a full cardiac workup.

Jake: Officer?
Officer: Yes, sir?
Jake: Dr. Hayward is finished here. You can take him away. Oh, and watch him because he's already handcuffed one guard and stole his gun.
David: You'd better be prepared for this mistake, Jake.
Jake: Just get out now, Hayward.
Officer: Let's go, let's go.

Brooke: David seemed so certain. How can you just dismiss him so easily?
Jake: Brooke, David has an agenda. He is more concerned about himself than any patient in this hospital. I'm sorry that he scared you, but we're doing every possible thing that we can for Laura, ok?
Brooke: Can I sit with her?
Jake: Sure, sure.

Jake: You think you can handle this?
Pat: I'll monitor her vitals, adjust the Lidocaine dosage to correct the arrhythmia.
Jake: Ok.
Pat: Go check on your father.
Jake: Thanks.

Brooke: I love you, Sweetie.

Adam: Your mother is going to be very happy you decided to come home early from your fishing trip.
J.R.: I didn't come back for my mom, Dad.
Adam Ah.
J.R.: Our group has a lot to cover and we need to rehearse.
Adam: Yeah. Do you need a lift? I'll have my driver -- JR.: No. One of the guys is picking me up.
Adam: Oh. When will you be home?
J.R.: Midnight.
Adam: Uh-uh.
J.R.: Dad, I don't want to hear it, ok? Look, we have a lot to cover. We don't have any time left.
Adam: All right. All right, midnight this time, this once, but no later.
J.R.: We're also going to get a bite to eat, so could I have some cash?
Adam: Oh, sure, sure. Here.

[Horn]

JR.: That's my ride. See you guys later.
Hayley: Bye.
J.R.: Welcome home, guys.
Hayley: Thanks.

Isabella: He's such a nice boy. I wish he'd had some more cake.
Mateo: All right. Leaves more for us. Anybody want seconds?
Isabella: Oh, no, no, no.
Adam: Mateo, I was hoping we could have a word.
Mateo: Oh, yeah?
Adam: Yeah. Becoming a father, that's -- that's a big step.
Mateo: Yeah.
Adam: And I'm sure that you'll give my grandchild a wonderful home. I just have a couple of ideas I'd like to run by you first.

Anna: How did you know?
Edmund: How did I know what?
Anna: Well, you knew immediately that I wasn't Alex. I mean, why? Because you know her inside and out? I guess that's love for you.
Edmund: Actually, you're holding the crop backwards.
Anna: Ah. Yes, well, Alex is the equestrian. My experience with horses is limited to merry-go-rounds. At least I think so.
Edmund: I can fix that.
Anna: What about your feelings for Alex, hmm? They can't be quite so neatly tied up, can they?
Edmund: You're my concern right now.
Anna: Oh, you're so busy trying to fix me, who's going to fix you?
Edmund: I don't need fixing, Anna.
Anna: Oh, bollocks.

Brooke: Why did this happen, Laura? I'm sorry that you felt that you couldn't talk to me. But I'm here now and I love you. And whatever happens, honey, we will fight it together.
Man: Excuse me.
Brooke: Yeah?
Man: I'm here to take a chest X-ray for Laura English.
Brooke: Yes.
Technician: I'll need you to leave the room. It won't take long, I promise.
Brooke: Ok.

Bianca: Brooke looks so sad.
Erica: Wait here. Brooke? How is Laura?
Brooke: Um -- they don't know.
Erica: Well, I heard David and Jake arguing about some tests?
Brooke: David thinks that there's something wrong with Laura's heart.
Erica: Well, you should listen to David.
Brooke: He's on his way to jail.
Erica: Brooke, if David tells you that Laura needs some special tests, I mean, you shouldn't even question it. You should just do it.
Brooke: Jake thinks that David is just making the situation up so that he doesn't have to go to jail.
Erica: Well, Jake is a good doctor, but he's not a cardiologist.
Brooke: Well, maybe Jake's exaggerating, you know, I mean, saying David's exaggerating about Laura's condition.
Erica: Well, do you want to take that chance?
Brooke: You know, David Hayward has a reputation for manipulating people.
Erica: David Hayward saved my life. Mine and Dixie's and Dimitri's. And whatever problems he has, he has a gift. He can see things that other people can't. Let him save Laura.

Brooke: Did you mean what you said, that there's something else wrong with Laura? Is that true?
David: Brooke, I can't know for sure. I would need --
Brooke: If you don't know, who does? You have to know. You have to help my daughter.

Jake: Well the cops are still trying to piece everything together. My bet is that Hayward's responsible for this.
Joe: David?
Jake: Dad, come on, the man's tried everything to get out of going to prison. He smashed his hand, he faked the arrhythmia. He stole a cop's gun, he had him handcuffed to a pole.
Tad: He tried to escape?
Jake: Oh, yeah. You know, I would think that what he did was he opened up the anesthesia canisters and he set the fire to cause a diversion.
Dixie: But he didn't escape. He stayed here. He was saving people.
Joe: Wait, wait. It wasn't David.
Tad: How do you know?
Joe: It was Leslie Coulson.
Jake: What?
Joe: Yeah, remember now. She was over there by those canisters. She must have opened up the valves. I tried to stop her from leaving and she took a shot at me with that -- that flare gun we took off the kid.
Tad: Leslie Coulson is out there.

Adam: Well, there's nothing wrong with making more money, not when you have a family to care for and a college education to save for.
Mateo: Adam, listen, I make a good living and I'm proud of what I do. I can take care of my family. Now, what better example is that for a kid?
Isabella: Hey, more cider?
Adam: No, thank you.
Mateo: Yes.
Boy: Come on, Dad, let's go!
Mateo: Oh, God. All right, double play. Here we go. And he's out of there! All right, go deep.
Boy: Ok.
Mateo: Go deep, we'll practice some fly balls, all right? Now he hits it, going way back, way back -- back to the wall -- he's going to make a catch, he's going to make a catch and -- whoa!
Boy: Sorry, Grandpa. Wild pitch.
Adam: That's not the only thing that's wild around here.
Boy: I hit a grand slam today.
Mateo: That's right.
Boy: I'm going to drop out of school and try for the majors, ok, Dad?
Mateo: Sure. You just have to wait till you're 16. Come on.
Adam: Wait, what about his future?
Mateo: Future? He can work with me in the bar until he hits the Bigs. Let's go to the bar.
Adam: Hey, hey, whoa, whoa, I have a better idea. I'm going to take you down to Wall Street, let you see the stock exchange. I'm going to give you some money, let you invest. You're going to love it. We're going to get you started early. You'll love it, and no injuries.
Boy: But I'd rather play ball.
Mateo: Yeah! Good answer! All right! Tonight we practice the art of bunting. All right, you just bring it in just like that. He's such a fast learner.
Boy: You want to come? You can field. And after can we go for hot dogs?
Mateo: And shakes.
Boy: Yes!
Mateo: Isn't he something?
Adam: Yeah.
Mateo: Good swing.

Mateo: More cider, Adam?

Liza: Don't look now, but Adam and Mateo are getting along.
Hayley: Hmm. Could be the beginning of a new era.

David: What can you tell me about Laura's medical history?
Brooke: Not that much. Her biological mother died and her father ran away when she was very young.
David: So you don't know if her mother had German Measles. Sometimes an underlying condition can go undetected for years, and there's also the possibility that she has a genetic predisposition to the condition. So any history of family illness could be really helpful right now.
Brooke: I just -- I know so little about her childhood. I --
David: All right. How about recently? Have you noticed any change in her appetite lately?
Brooke: No, none. There's nothing that I've noticed.
David: Does she get out of breath easily?
Brooke: No.
David: Has she complained that her clothes or her shoes are too tight?
Brooke: It's nothing that I've noticed about her.
David: All right, look, I don't want to alarm you, but I can't make a definitive diagnosis without more sophisticated tests.
Brooke: You mean those tests that you were talking to Jake about?
David: Yeah.
Brooke: So then, I mean, why don't you order them? If she needs them, why don't you order them?
David: Look, I'm on my way to jail.
Brooke: The hell you are. You're coming with me.

Officer: Whoa, whoa, lady. Dr. Hayward's a prisoner.
Brooke: So guard him. Just let him come and help my daughter, ok?
Officer: Ok. But I'm right behind you. You've already assaulted one officer. Don't try anything with me.

David: Have you ordered a 12-lead EKG yet?
Pat: No, the lidocaine seems to be correcting the arrhythmia.
David: That doesn't mean that the problem is solved. I need a full resting EKG., Stat, and an echocardiogram.
Pat: I'll have to check with Jake first.
Brooke: Look, I don't care what the hospital protocol is. My daughter needs these tests and she needs them now and she's going to get them now, and it doesn't matter whether you cooperate or not.

Adam: You won't consider my offer?
Mateo: No.
Adam: Mateo, listen, I understand why you don't want to work for me. I understand that, I accept that, but what about Chandler Enterprises? Working for Liza? You're qualified for any one of several senior positions. She'd be thrilled to have you.
Mateo: The answer's no, the answer's no, Adam. There's nothing that you or Liza can offer me that compares to what I have.
Adam: God, I'm trying to forget that I ever owned a bar. The smell of stale liquor and that endless parade of losers? That's no environment for a child.
Mateo: Adam, you owned a dive. I have a successful club.
Adam: Oh, all right, so you put umbrellas in your drinks. You're a glorified bartender who spends his spare time watching sports on television.
Mateo: Is that what you think?
Adam: What kind of a role model is that for a child?
Mateo: You just got out of jail. Don't talk to me about role models.

Hayley: You two getting to know each other over here?
Mateo: I'm going to get some air.

Adam: What's the p/e ratio? Boy: 64.6%.
Mateo: Grandpa helping with your math?
Boy: We're diversifying my stock portfolio.
Mateo: That's great. If we don't get a move on, we're going to miss the first inning. The Phillies and the Mets.
Boy: But grandfather's going to tell me about emerging markets.
Mateo: But you love the Phillies. You want to play for them when you grow up.
Boy: Father, I said I wanted to own them.
Mateo: Oh.

[Telephone rings]

Adam: Buy it.
Boy: Sell it.
Adam: No, buy that.
Boy: Sell it.
Adam: No, sell it.
Boy: Buy it!

Jake: Listen, Brooke, why don't you get some water or fresh air or something?
Brooke: I don't want to leave her.
Jake: She's going to be fine. Don't wear yourself out.
Brooke: Ok.

Erica: Go ahead, take it. You did the right thing going ahead with the tests.
Brooke: You were right. I should've known that Laura was using drugs. I should've seen the signs.
Erica: Well, I was angry.
Brooke: Yesterday, I was worried about her using drugs, and today, you know, there's something going on I have no control over her life's --
Erica: Brooke --
Brooke: You know, I -- I tell my kids every day that they should be careful and that I love them and I say a prayer every night, and it never seems to be enough. It's not enough to protect them, you know?
Erica: Brooke --
Brooke: And I feel like there's nothing I can do.
Erica: You can give her your strength. You can. I know what I'm talking about, Brooke, believe me. I lived your fear when I watched Bianca fight for her life. And hope seems completely out of reach and god seems even farther away, but you can wrap her in your love, Brooke, and give her your strength. And I want you to know I'm praying for you.

David: Have you come to give me a rousing sendoff?
Jake: No, David, I just want to clear something up.
David: Really?
Jake: I was wrong to accuse you of causing the fire and I apologize for that.
David: And what changed your mind?
Dixie: It was Leslie. She opened up the gas canisters and left the hospital.
David: Well, that doesn't make sense. She had a guard.
Tad: Well, somehow she got away. Now we don't know where she is, which is why I'm going to take you back to the house.
Dixie: Well -- uh, no, no, I'm not in any danger. How far can she get in a hospital gown?
Tad: Well, at this point, I'm not taking any chances because she's probably already dreaming up some new scheme to get back at you. That's why I want to take you home.
Dixie: Tad, I can take care of myself.
Tad: I don't care. Forget being brave.
Dixie: Well, I guess it would be nice to have somebody, you know, around. Um -- guess you should know. Come on, let's -- let's go home.

Hayley: Thank you for welcoming us home.
Isabella: Oh, are you sure I can't help you clean?
Hayley: Oh, no, no, you've done too much already.
Isabella: Ok.
Liza: Is there anything you need?
Hayley: Just a nap. I think that bambino and I are both suffering from a little jet lag.
Adam: Are you sure we can't --
Hayley: Dad, I'm positive. Really, really, I mean it.
Adam: All right.
Hayley: Good-bye.
Adam: Love you.
Hayley: Love you, too. Bye.
Liza: Bye.

Mateo: You cleared the place out in 30 seconds. What's up?
Hayley: Come over here and I'll show you.

[Mateo chuckles]

Mateo: Yeah, I got something to show you, too.
Hayley: No, no, no. Me first.
Mateo: What was that? Did the baby -- oh, my -- oh, my God, the baby kicked me. Do it again. Come on, come on. Oh, man.

Joe: Alex. Understand your patient gave us the slip. Excuse me.
Dimitri: Yeah, well, we asked around, but nobody's seen him.
Joe: Yeah, well, it's understandable, given the chaos.
Alex: If he returns, will you call me?
Joe: Yes, of course I will.

[Pager beeps]

Joe: Excuse me. Oh, got to go. Look, you two take care of yourselves.
Dimitri: Yeah, you, too, Joe.
Joe: Yeah.

Dimitri: Darling, listen, you did everything you could for this kid. He's not your concern.
Alex: But he's hardly the average patient, is he? Why was he stowed away on Ryan's boat? How did he get wounded?
Dimitri: Maybe you should let it go.
Alex: I can't. I don't know. If you'd seen the way he looked at me -- it was like he recognized me.
Dimitri: Well, did he look familiar to you?
Alex: No.
Dimitri: Oh, my God. What if he thought you were Anna? What if she's who he's looking for?

Edmund: My love life, or lack thereof, is a non-issue.
Anna: Oh, men. Oh, they act so cool, and then when no one's looking they smash the furniture to bits.
Edmund: Are you done?
Anna: Go ahead, change the subject.
Edmund: Want to see some horses?
Anna: Oh, I'd love to see some horses. What do I do with them?
Edmund: You know what to do with a carrot? Actually, they love carrots, especially Scorpio.
Anna: What did you say?
Edmund: Alex bought a horse and named him Scorpio.
Anna: You're kidding. My husband -- well, his name at least is more real to her than he may ever be to me.
Edmund: You don't have any more memories of him? Nothing?
Anna: No.
Edmund: Oh. Hmm. Maybe we're on to something.
Anna: What?
Edmund: Alex may be a key to your past. When Dimitri and I were looking for Alex, we went to England and we found a trunk of hers with stuff mostly from her childhood.
Anna: Yeah, but our childhoods were as different as chalk and cheese. At least I think so.
Edmund: Yeah, but you don't know. I think it'd be worth a shot. You know, take a look through it, maybe it'll jog your memory.
Anna: When? Edmund tomorrow. I'll ask her. It's a long shot, but you and I are used to those odds.
Anna: Yeah, long shots are good. We may need a few of them if we're ever going to resurrect Anna Devane.
Edmund: We will, I promise you. Want to see those horses?

Woman's voice: Get to Anna Devane. Your life depends on it.

Jake: Brooke?
Brooke: Hi. So, what, did you find anything out? Did you find out what's wrong with her?
David: The pattern on the EKG indicates an anatomical abnormality.
Brooke: What does that mean?
David: Well, we can't give a diagnosis until we have all the results.
Brooke: Is that it? I mean, is that everything that you can tell me?
Jake: Well, I'm going to order a complete cardiac workup.

Nurse: Ms. English? Your daughter's regaining consciousness.
Brooke: Oh, thank God. Thanks.

Brooke: Hi, Sweetie, hi. Listen, it's ok, it's all right. Don't worry about this equipment. It's scary-looking, but it's -- it's just here to help you breathe. Wait, wait, wait, Laura. Wait, ok? You want to tell me something? I have it. One second. Here, here. There you go, Sweetie, ok?
Brooke: "Sorry, Mom"? You know what? I don't care about anything other than the fact that you're awake. Jake and David -- they've been in here. They're not sure what's wrong, but they're doing everything that they can to help you. And I will, too.

Jake: Well, I'm going to have Dr. Bryant take over Laura's case.
David: Good.
Officer: Let's go, Hayward. Your ride's here.
Second officer: Just add assault of an officer to your long list of charges.
David: Aren't you going to wish me bon voyage?
Jake: Actually, David, I was going to say that you were right about ordering Laura's tests.
Officer: Let's go.

Dixie: Um, do you want something to eat? I think there's some leftover chicken.
Tad: Oh, no, thanks. I'm way too tired to eat. You got new pillows.
Dixie: Yeah.
Tad: Nice.
Dixie: Yeah. So. Hey, listen, you know, you don't have to stay. I -- I can lock the windows and push the dresser in front of the door. I'm going to be fine.
Tad: Dixie, I'm not -- I'm not going to leave you alone till they find Leslie. I mean, if it wasn't for me, then -- I just feel kind of obligated.
Dixie: Ok.
Tad: Um -- I probably should turn in. I mean, there's probably some sheets -- you have some sheets and a pillow for the sofa? I could sleep --
Dixie: Yeah, I'll get you a blanket. It gets chilly down here.
Tad: Ok. Sure.


ON THE NEXT - - - ALL MY CHILDREN

Greenlee: How about an early wedding present? I need you to move out of the loft.

Laura: Something else is wrong with me. What is it?

David: I'm all played out. David Hayward's finally getting what's coming to him.

J.R.: You stayed here all night? You guys are back together?