Hawthorne (2009–2011): Season 2, Episode 9 - Picture Perfect - full transcript

A volatile situation with Camille prompts Christine to seek help from Det. Nick Renata. Erin clashes with Christina over Tom's career path. Kelly tries to track down a grieving mother's camera. And a figure from Steve's past comes back to haunt him.

Hey.

Why are you here with her
when you know you love me?

Are you okay?

Yeah.

I guess I was just,
uh, dreaming.

Hey.
Hey.

How's it going?

Oh, I'm just really tired.

How's Isabel?

You know what?
She's good.

They dropped the charges,
which is great,



But she still can't see Moses.

How's she taking that?

I mean,
as good as anybody would,

But she's just happy
that he's healthy.

Good morning, nurse Jackson.

Christina,
can I have a word with you?

Yeah. Sure.

Is it true that you,
uh, spent an entire day

Outside the hospital...

Helping a Detective
apprehend a homeless woman?

Her name is Isabel.
Yes, I was.

Thank you for your concern.

The joint commission
inspection...

It could happen at any moment.



They don't give you
a warning.
Mm-hmm.

If we don't pass
that inspection,

The hospital
will be closed.

John, you do what you do.
I do what I do.

I just need you
to keep your focus!

Your job is to help
save this hospital.

Let everybody else
save the patients.

Tom!

W-we're finished.

I've been meaning
to sit down with you

And discuss the timetable

For you taking over
as chief of surgery.

Erin spoke to me, and...

Yeah. I'm...
I'm still not sure

That, uh, that's the best fit.

I think you're absolutely
the best man for the job.

But maybe not
the right man.

Look, the hospital needs

A chief of surgery...
even on an interim basis.

Is this about
the joint commission?

If you agree,

I'll keep the search open

Until we find
a permanent replacement.

There's a department
heads' meeting scheduled
for 2:00 P.M.

Can I count on you to be there?

Yeah, actually, I'm
scrubbing in on a bowel
resection at 4:00.

Plenty of time
for you to make it.

See you then.

Hey.
Hey.

Sounds like Morrissey's
got some big plans for you.

Yeah.

I thought you didn't want
that position.

I actually thought that wasn't
even an option for you.

Well, he wouldn't be
pushing so hard

If the hospital
didn't really need me.

Besides,
it's on an interim basis.

It's a big commitment.

I would hate for him
to guilt you into something

That you really don't want.

How does Erin feel about this?

Erin?

Well, I mean,
she's an intelligent woman.

I'm sure you value her opinion.

She challenges me.

Nice. All right.

Well.

As long as you're staying true
to yourself,

I don't see anything wrong
with that.

I should get going.

Have you got a second?

I need a hand with a patient
back here.

Yeah.
Just give me a minute

To straighten out
this insurance issue.

I'll be right there.

So, are we still on
for tonight?

Guillaume!

Guillaume!

Hi, mate.
It's Andrew.

Andrew Lee.

We went to med school together
back in the u.K.

Uh...
Do you know this guy?

Uh, no, I've never seen him
before in my life.
Seems to know you.

Come on, mate.

We used to knock pints back
together all the time.

We were always hitting
on those American mingers

In the...
in the student union?

Yeah, sorry,
I-I-I think

You must have the wrong guy.

Cheers.
Brilliant.

Hey.

What are you doing?
Stealing my lunch money?

You can't even ask me?

I just want to take a bus
and go home.

Hey, what's wrong?

Are you crying?

Hey, what happened?

I got in a fight with Marcus.

Did he do that to your face?!

I just want to go home.

Camille. Camille, look at me.
Look at me.

Oh, God.

Where is he?

Where is he?!

Wait, mom. Stop!

Lab tech to I.C.U.

Lab tech to I.C.U.

Hey, you.

I heard you were
looking for me.

What's wrong?

You never told Morrissey I
turned down the chief position.

You must have been
pretty confident

In your powers
of persuasion, huh?

I just wanted to buy you
a little bit of time.

I know how tentative you can be
about things.

I-I saw how hard it was
for you to make that decision

About the elbow surgery,

And I-I pushed you then,

And things turned out
for the better,

And I thought, "I'll just
give you a little push now."

Yeah, well,
I accepted the job...

On an interim basis.

But I really
don't appreciate

Being put
in that position.
I'm sorry.

I just don't want you
to miss out on an opportunity

That you might look back
and regret.

Did Morrissey tell you
about the 2:00 meeting?

Tom. I need
to talk to you.

Marcus!

Look, I can ex...

No!

Listen to me!
I can explain!

Hit me!
I didn't do anything!

I didn't...
come hit me!
Calm down!

Calm down!

Come here.

What the hell happened?

He hit Camille.

Who? Marcus?
Yes!

She's got a bruise on her face.

Where's Camille now?

She's in my office.

Okay.
Stay here, okay?

I'm... I'm not kidding.
You stay here. Don't move!

Dr. Cleary,
call extension 4835.

Dr. Cleary, 4835.

Can I please have
Detective Nick Renata?

Kelly.

I didn't know
if you'd be able to make it.

Thank you.

Of course.
How are you holding up?

The planning's
been a distraction.

Everyone at James River
loved your daughter.

I can't tell you how sorry I am
for your loss.

Well, we wouldn't
have been able

To make it
these last few months

If it weren't for you.

You kept her comfortable
and kept her smiling.

If you need anything...

Thank you.

When we were packing up
Rebecca's things,

I couldn't find my camera.

I know exactly where it is.

I put it in a drawer

In the nurses' station
for safekeeping.

Do you mind if I come by
later today to pick it up?

Not at all.
I'll be there.

Great.

Thank you again.
Of course.

Excuse me.

Tom!

What was that back there?

I can't talk right now, Erin.

Wait. Why are you getting
in the middle of all this?

We really need to talk
about this.

You don't understand
the situation.

Tom, you are chief of surgery.

Tom, we talked about this.

You need to calm down
with the "we." okay?

Look. Look.
I-I'm sorry.

I-I just can't do this
right now.

Hey.

Hey.

I got here as fast as I could.

Thank you.

No problem.

You okay?

I'll be better
once you get down there

And handle Marcus
in the E.R.

I'll take care of it.
All right?
Okay.

You don't look so good.

I'm not feeling that well,

But I think I just need
to get something to eat.

I'll try to pick something up
for you, okay?

Hey.

Thank you.

Good morning.

Is it?

Dr. Lloyd to hemodialysis.

Dr. Lloyd to hemodialysis.

Malia?

Malia, did you see
the digital camera

That I put in that drawer?

The only thing I ever see
in that drawer is stale gum

And the occasional pack
of cigarettes

When Tommy's wife
kicks him out.

That camera belonged
to Rebecca Davis' family.

I need to find it.

Hey, do you think
you could help me?

Okay, do you want me

To tack up these pansy-ass
butterflies and ladybugs,

Or would you like me to
help you look for the camera?

'cause I can't be
everyplace at once.

Forget it.
I'll... I'll find it myself.

Great.

Medical coder
to the billing office.

Medical coder
to the billing office.

Do you want to talk about it?

Marcus, I know something
went down with Camille.

I didn't do anything.

Okay?

You Marcus Leeds?

Yeah.

Step over, sir.
What's going on?

No, wait.
Hold on. Hold on.
Be nice. Be nice.

I didn't do anything!

Palms together, please.
Thank you very much.

I didn't do anything!
What's going on?!

Put your hands together, man.

Look, Bobbie, can you call
somebody, please, now?!

Look,
I-I didn't do anything!

Dr. Drimmer, call
the microbiology department.

Dr. Drimmer, call
the microbiology department.

Camille, you in there?

This is Dr. Wakefield.
I'm coming in.

Pharmaceutical nurse
to the satellite pharmacy.

Hey.

You okay?

This is
the women's locker room.

You're not
supposed to be in here.

Yeah, I-I called out.
You didn't answer.

Maybe I had a reason?

What's going on, Camille?

Come on, man.
Seriously? Handcuffs?

Seriously?
That would be a "yes."

That's how
we treat felons, bro.

What makes you different?

Look, this is all
a misunderstanding.

Oh, yeah? Really?
It's a misunderstanding.

Look, just let me
talk to Camille.

I can get this all
straightened out.

I just really don't want
to talk about it.

I know.

But it looks to me
like you need to.

Just...

Keep him away from me.

If that's what you want,

I'll make sure
that's what happens.

But I need you
to talk to me, Camille.

Look, just let me
talk to Camille,

And I can get this
straightened out.

You think you can
straighten it out?

Is that what you're saying?

What are you
gonna straighten out?

Your jab, man?
Don't play with me.

You hit her, Marcus.

I didn't hit her!

She said I hit her?!

He was sexting.

What's "sexting"?

Some girl sent naked pictures
of herself to his cellphone.

It wasn't even mine.

My buddy was just
fooling around

And sent me a picture
of some girl he messing with.

And you don't know
this girl.
No!

And when Camille saw it,
she went nuts.

But you wouldn't do that,
right?

No! I wouldn't!

What did he say
about the picture?

What does that matter?

He got caught cheating.

Who cares what he says?

Okay.
What happened next?

I tried to tell her
what happened,

But she wouldn't believe me.

I even told her
she can call my friend

And ask for herself.

But she kept saying,
"all you guys stick together."

Yeah. Of course we do.
Right?

So what was I supposed to do?

Yeah, that's crazy.

Camille thought this one up
all in her head.

It's like anything I said
was wrong or a lie.

So you lose your temper.
Right?

She wasn't listening,
she didn't believe you,

So you just punched her
in the...

...Face.
No! I didn't!

I didn't do that!
Stop saying that!

I wouldn't hit her!

So how did she get that bruise
on her face, man?

Hmm? You want to be
all smart?

How'd she get the bruise
on her face?

What "bruise"?
What are you talking about?

Well, I got mad,
and I asked him why.

He kept saying this and that,

But he... he wouldn't give me
an answer to the question.

And I told him I just wanted
a straight answer.

He owes me the truth.

And he needs to get
what he deserves.

You're right.
You're right.

And that's why we're trying
to figure out what happened.

What did he do?

You don't believe me, do you?

You wouldn't believe me anyway.

What does that mean?

I don't want to get anybody
in trouble.

Give me a break.

Just promise me,
if I tell you what happened,

Camille won't get in trouble.

Let me tell you
what I'm gonna promise you.

Okay?

That if you keep
playing with me,

You're gonna be
in a whole lot of trouble.

You're gonna be
in a whole lot of trouble

If I keep thinking
what I'm actually thinking.

I understand
what you're saying,

But you have to listen to me
very carefully.

All right?

Did he or did he not
put his hands on you?

Because if he did,

I will personally make sure
that kid goes to jail.

Do you understand me?
Jail?

I will take him
down there myself.

No. No, no, no, no.
I don't... I...

I don't think
you need to do that.

Truth is...

I lost this fight.

Dr. McGuire,
call central supply at 3297.

Dr. McGuire...

Can you finish
putting these pictures up?

I have to stand on a chair

To reach the top row,

And I'm severely acrophobic.

Hell no.

Kelly's on a warpath.

I'm not about to get
bawled out for some
crooked crepe paper.

No, she's pissed because
of that missing camera.

And you're in the clear.

I'm the one who took it.

No way.

She's charge nurse now.

Let's see how much
she can handle.

I am so friggin' impressed

With you right now.

Did you finish
the spring collage?

Yeah. But you should probably
give it the once-over.

I'm better
at puke and anal swabs.

Are you all right?

She trusted me.

Mary trusted me.

And now her daughter's dead,

And l I could do was
bring her orange Popsicles,

And I can't find
the camera anywhere.

she's never gonna
forgive me, and...

Wait. "Mary."

Leukemia's mom?

That camera
had the last six months

Of her daughter's life on it.

And now they'll have nothing
to remember her by.

Wait. What,
they didn't back it up?

Her daughter was dying
of cancer, Malia.

She could barely remember to
brush her teeth in the morning.

Oh, my God.

I know.

Mary's gonna be here
in two hours.

I don't know how I'm gonna
explain it to her.

I have to keep looking for it.

Okay.

God!

Erin, I'm sorry.

I just...Can't do this
right no so...

I'll only be a minute.

I need to discuss something
with you...

Something personal.

May I?

You heard that Tom signed on
as interim chief of surgery?

I did, and I was very surprised

Considering it's not something
that he really wants.

Tom is a brilliant
doctor,

The kind that just rises
to the top.

Yeah.

I'm quite clear
on how brilliant Tom is.

So you can praise all day.

You're not gonna get
any arguments from me.

Once James River
passes its inspection,

Whoever is the acting
chief of surgery

Will receive a great deal
of the credit.

And holding that position
at a struggling hospital

Can garner a physician
even more attention

Than what they would receive

At an already-established
institution.

What does that mean to Tom?

He can have his pick
of any job he wants.

I mean, when he's ready to make
his next move.

Wow. You just got his whole life
figured out, huh?

What's going on
between you and Tom?

You haven't talked to Tom?

Well, I've...
I've heard talk...

Of history,

And I was just wondering
if that's all it was...

Talk.

Well, I suggest
you talk to Tom.

I don't know what you...

Said to him
about the chief position,

But you are not
helping him.

In fact, I think
that you are keeping him

From finding real happiness.

You know, if you care
about Tom at all,

I would suggest that you keep
him out of your personal life,

You stay out of his way,
and let him...

Seek out whatever career
he really wants,

Find some real fulfillment.

There are other people that
want to take care of him now.

That guy in the waiting room's
something, huh?

Yeah. You get
all kinds in here.

Still, it's kind of
funny, though.

What is?

Well, the one guy
who thinks he knows you

Went to med school
and has a British accent...

Two qualities
you possess.

Yeah.
What are the chances?

Except he did keep calling me
by a French name, didn't he?

Guillaume.
Fancy that.

So, how did you, uh,
cut your hand, sir?

I, uh, bought bottle
of whiskey,

And the shop didn't take off

That little black
plastic-cap thingy.

Anyway, I tried
to take it off myself,

Stabbed myself.

Terrorists, be warned...
don't steal American liquor.

You said you went to med school
in England?

Mm-hmm.
I take it
you're a doctor now?

I am.
I'm a pediatrician.

Here for a conference.

Hey. I'm really glad
to see you made it

As a doctor, Guillaume.

After you dropped out
of school,

We were all kind of wondering
what you'd do next.

Aah!

Yeah, that's pretty deep.

Um...I think there may be
some tendon damage.

I'm gonna call
for a surgical consult.

Um...Listen, I know you think
I'm somebody else,

But I'm not.

Sorry.

Well, that was awkward.

Kind of like being spare prick
at a wedding.

Know what I mean?

Sort of.

God.

His hair was longer,
but I'm sure that was Guillaume.

Were you good friends?

Well, we knocked about
together a bit.

Mutual friends.

Well, we were always
pissed out of our gourds

When we hung out.

That's "drunk"
in your language.

Well, it's hard to remember
things when you're drunk.

True.

But I am English.

Look, I was the one
who hit him.

A couple times, actually.

He never touched me.

He never touched you.

I see.

So, how did you get
that bruise on your face?

I don't know. When I saw
the text, I went crazy,

Went at him swinging, and...

I slipped and hit my face
on a defibrillator.

On a what?

A defibrillator?

Where the hell were you?

Tell her.

We were in an ambulance.

You were in an ambulance?

Camille, what the hell
were you doing in an ambulance?

Okay.

You had me chasing this boy
around this hospital,

Thinking that he put
his hands on you,

And you mean to tell me
you hit him?!

What the hell
are you thinking about, Camille?

Putting your hands on a man?!

Do you know what
he could have done to you?

Here's the deal...

You're not gonna see Marcus
ever again.

How about that?

No phone calls.

I don't want him in the house.

Okay, Christina.
Calm down.
Nothing...
I'm gonna go down there

And tell him myself.

I told you
that he didn't hit me,

And you owe him
an apology!

I owe him a what?

Okay, okay.
You know what?

Just everyone calm down.
All right?

I'm gonna take Camille
for something to eat. Okay?

Come on.

Unbelievable.

Do you hear her?

I owe him an apology?
I understand.

Yeah, okay.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Judy.

I don't know what to do.

Just tell people
you're gonna go get supplies.

They don't know the difference.

No, I'm talking about
Mrs. Davis' camera.

Put it back in the drawer
if it makes you feel that bad.

It's not the camera she wants.
It's what's on it.

If you take naked pictures
of yourself

And just leave them around,

Don't be surprised
if they get out.

Can you stop being a complete
idiot for one second?

There were pictures
of her daughter on here...

The last pictures she ever took
of Rebecca.

Crap.

That's why
Kelly's freaking out!

I feel awful!

You got to give them back.

I can't.
I erased them.

The memory card was full,

And I just deleted
the whole file

Without even looking at it.

What should I do?

Nothing.
Do nothing.

But Mrs. Davis is coming back
to get the camera,

And Kelly's still out
looking for it.

Listen to me.

This never happened.

There's no camera,
no photos, no nothing.

Well, that's not gonna work.

It always works, Malia.

You do something,

Maybe later you find out
it's against the law.

No harm, no foul.

There's nothing you can do
to help Mrs. Davis now,

So you might as well
try to save yourself.

Suit yourself.

I tried.

Why did you call me here?

I called you because...

I was in trouble
and you got a gun.

Well, Dr. Beautiful

seemed to have
everything under control.

"Dr. Beautiful"?
I love it.

Well, guess what.

Dr. Beautiful and I
are just friends.

So...
He's a friend?

A friend.

I see you.

I know you.

Don't ask me how.

I know exactly
who you are.

Really?
Yeah.

So, what do you see?

I see how you stare at
that Dr. Wonderful guy
when he comes in.

Okay, well,
just so you know...
All right. Uh-huh.

All right?
It's a thing of the past.

That's...Done.

Okay.

Today's your lucky day.

Oh, today's my lucky day?
Yeah.

Oh, okay.

I'll give you a prescription.
All right?

Prescription?
Yeah.

All right, number one.

Mm-hmm. Number one.

I want you to sit with Marcus.

I know. I know.

Tsh, tsh, tsh, tsh, tsh.

Come back.

You got to make it right
with Marcus.

All right?
You went a little hard.

And, uh...

You'll get what I'm saying
when you look him in the eye.

Trust me. Okay?

You'll get
what I'm talking about.

Number two.

You are gonna run up to
your daughter and apologize

For giving her your DNA.

Hear me?

Let me tell you something
about Camille.

She needs her mom.

She doesn't need you to be dad.

She doesn't need you
to fix everything.

So just talk to her.

Okay?
She needs you.

Okay? That's two.

Number three.

You got to tell Dr. Wonderful
how much you love him.

He needs to hear it.

Nick?

You don't want me to do that.

You're right.

I don't want you
to do that.

But you need to.

Then who's gonna
take care of Nick?

I wish it was you.

Listen.
I'll make you a deal.

If he's smart enough
to let you go...

I'll be dumb enough
to catch you.

Three things.

You got to do
those three things.

Okay.

Three things.

Dr. Lott to radiology.

Dr. Lott to radiology.

Hi.

Is Kelly around?

Uh, why don't...
why don't you wait right here

And I'll go find her?

Thank you.

Mrs. Davis is here.

Okay.

God, I feel terrible for her.

What are you gonna say?

I'm gonna tell her the truth.

That I lost it.

But you didn't lose it.

Yes, I did.

I left it in an unsafe place,

And I should have
had it locked up,

And it was my fault.

Okay.

I took it.

What?

Why?

You've just been so bossy

Ever since Christina
made you charge nurse.

Oh, my gosh!

Thank you.

Thank you for telling
the truth, Malia.

That's not all of it.

I erased the pictures.

What?

How could you do something
like that?

I-I didn't know
what was on there.

I swear. I mean,
I never would have taken it.

Are you kidding me?

You're making excuses
for yourself?!

No, I'm so sorry!
You got to believe me!

Look, I know that
you don't like me very much.

Okay? At all.

But I-I'm not that bad
of a person. Really.

I-I swear. I-I-I didn't want
to hurt anybody,

Especially not her,
after all she's been through.

But you did!

You just did hurt her!

You got to give me
another chance.

No! I can't even deal with you
right now!

I have to go out there
and break that woman's heart!

Mary?

Kelly.

Hi.

I just need to talk to you
for a sec.

I have some bad news, kind of.

Someone accidentally
deleted all the pictures.

But this was all that I had.

Who would do something
like that?

Someone who didn't know
what it was.

I should have saved them.

Now I'll never have the chance.

I'm so sorry.

Kelly, can I talk to you?

One minute.
Okay, Malia?

No, I-I need
to talk to you now.

One second. Okay?

What?

I know this doesn't
make up for it, but...

We don't need a picture here
to remember

How beautiful
your daughter was.

thank you.

She needs
to be terminated.

She went after
a hospital employee.

We witnessed the entire thing,

And, sadly,
so did many of our patients.

Okay,
just hold on. Okay?

Christina was responding
to a personal issue.

Now, we can discuss
how she handled it,

But there's no need
to talk about terminating.

She is the director of nursing.

She oversees hundreds
of employees.

This was hardly a show
of professionalism.

Erin, you have no idea what
she was dealing with today.

What she did warrants
disciplinary action.

Let me deal with that.
Okay?

John, she's a liability.

And I'm telling you,
it's not your concern.

My concern is that this hospital
pass inspection,

And that should be
your concern, too!

It's gonna be a lot harder to do
without nurse Hawthorne.

What is going on
with you and Christina?

You couldn't talk to me today
because you had to help her?

And now you go against me
and defend her

When she is...

So clearly in the wrong.

Tom...

What is going on?

Look, Christina and I have been
through a lot together.

Okay, a lot of difficult times.

And... and we...
we had something.

Or... or at least,
I thought we had something.

We slept together.

And I asked her to marry me.

And she said...

She said "no," so we ended it.

And now we're just friends.

That's it.

We're just friends, truly.

And I am sorry that I didn't
tell you all of this.

I should have.

Yeah. Yeah.

You... you should have.

Let me talk to you
over here for a minute.

I'm sorry.

That's not acceptable.

She stole a camera.

Can you prove it?

She admitted it to me.

This isn't a court of law.

Malia just returned
what was missing.

Two-day suspension.

Two-week suspension,
without pay,

And a letter goes
in her employment record.

The union won't accept that.

Won't accept it?

Do you know
what was on that camera?

And she regrets it,

But she's also trying to do
what's right here.

One-week suspension
at reduced salary,

But nothing
on her permanent record.

You know, take her deal.
The first one.

You don't have to do that.

I can take it...

The suspension,
everything else.

Why don't you let me d?

Hey, lame-o, why don't you
just get out of my face

And let me handle this my way?

Okay, Kelly?

What's that?

It means
"come sit on my lap."

Why?

Because I'm your mother
and I want to hold you.

That's a little weird,
you know?

what's weird
about your mother

Wanting to hold you?

Come on!

Okay.

But...Stop doing that.

Ow.
Yeah.

Ow. Ow. Ow.

Ohh!

Ohh-ho-ho!

You okay?

You got a bony butt.
Okay?

And you get that
from your dad, not me.

All right?

I've never felt
like that before.

I don't know what came over me.

Apparently, my DNA

Man, when I look at you,
Camille,

I swear, it's like...

I'm looking into a mirror.

We take care of each other.

Okay?

You think we could find a way
to do that a little better?

maybe?

Yeah.

Maybe.

I want you to be better
than me, Camille.

That's all I ask.

So...

I can still see Marcus?

I don't really see
how I'm gonna be able to...

Get in the way of that,
so, I guess, if you choose.

That's it?

Bye.

It's been a crazy-ass day
at James River.

Mm-hmm.

Do you still want
to grab a bite?

Get a drink?

Get pissed off?

Uh, that's "get pissed."

I suppose you could use a drink
after today. Hmm?

Yeah.

Mostly, though...

I just want to find out
what Guillaume's like in bed.

Okay. Enough of that, now.
Please.

I'm just teasing you.

I don't know why you're
so bent out of shape about it.

Guy walks into the hospital,
calls you Guillaume,

Both went to med school.

You have British accents.

Listen, um, I think
I'm just gonna head home,

If that's all right.

I've got an early start
tomorrow, and...

Okay.

Hey, Marcus.

Looks pretty bad.
You all right?

Yeah.

look, here.

I want you to see
who really sent the text.

no. No, I don't have...

Look, just look at it.

Please.

Johnnie.

Your roommate.

Some girl
he had relations with.

She actually doesn't even sp.

And he likes it that way.

I must seem like
a total psycho to you.

Yeah.

I guess saying sorry
isn't gonna cut it...

No matter how much
I really mean it.

We could start there.

You know, see where it goes.

I'm really sorry.

I let my emotions
get the best of me.

And I never realized how strong
my feelings were for you.

So, what are you saying?

I guess...

I love you?

Well, you have a crazy way
of showing it.

yeah.
That runs in the family.

Tell me about it.

You want a lift?

Yeah.

Ortho resident to the E.R.

Ortho resident to the E.R.

Tom.

Tom, hey.

Come here.

What's going on?

Office coordinator,
dial 6216.

Is everything all right?
How's Camille?

She's fine.
I just...

Thank you for everything.

You took really good care
of her today.

I just...
Well, I care about her...
a lot.

You know that.

Tom, um...

These last few weeks
have been excruciating.

There are a lot of things
that I need to tell you,

A lot of things
I should tell you,

A lot of things
I want to tell you.

And, um...

Tom...

I, um...

Tom?

Uh, we should, uh, probably go.

Yeah. Just...
just one minute.

Okay?

There's something Christina
really wants to tell me.

You two should have
a good night.

Okay.

Good night.