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The first time he really kissed her since her accident melted Anna; she relaxed immediately but clasped onto his neck like she never wanted him to let go.
She didn’t.
It was too soon when he pulled back and Anna was left wanting more. She couldn’t help but reach out and stroke her fingers over his chest under the collar of his still open shirt where her name stretched permanently over his heart. Anna has indeed caught sight of the inked characters over her own heart when the nurses had been cleaning her but she hadn’t been able to tell them what the tattoo meant when they asked.
Now Anna knew. It made a ton of sense.
She pressed herself up for another kiss a little bit more shyly than when Carter had claimed her mouth only moments ago.
There was only one thing she had to say before he left her for the night.
“I love you,” she breathed. “I can feel it in my bones. I might not remember everything but I know I want to spend my forever with you.”
She smiled and Carter reluctantly left her bedside.
****
Trent managed to steal a deck of playing cards that one of the nurses had sequestered away for long quiet nights. The small family played several rounds of Gin Rummy on Anna’s bedside table and she lost everytime but she blamed it on the fact that she only had one good hand and couldn’t “see all her cards” properly. Really, Lauren sat next to her side and generously held Anna’s cards for her and played the ones she was directed to. It was all in good sport and none of Anna’s wringing made Trent feel about about wiping the floor with her.
It was well after midnight when Lauren tucked a warm blanket up around her daughter’s shoulders and kissed her cheek goodnight. The nurses had found a cot that she was able to sleep on instead of that uncomfortable recliner and Trent curled up on the large leather sofa in the quiet room in case they needed him.
*****
She didn’t know what had woken her.
She thought for a minute it might have been her phone because tonight was the first night she’d had access to it in days (after their confrontation earlier Carter had returned it) but the black screen was lifeless with no new notifications when she checked it.
She frowned but wiggled herself in the bed until she was a bit more comfy. It was only then that she noticed Evelyn Crosby standing in the darkened corner fiddling with her IV pump.
She made a small noise of confusion and mumbled, “anything wrong?”
Evelyn turned and smiled at her. She answered quietly. “No, Mrs. Anderson. Your IV bag was running low. I’m just adjusting your pump accordingly and we’ll give you a dose of antiemetics through the line too keep you settled and help you sleep - I’ve heard you haven’t been doing too much of that lately.”
As she talked, Evelyn met her gaze unflinchingly, pulling a 20ml syringe from her pocket and screwing the end of it right into the port of her IV line next to her wrist. Steadily, she “pushed” the medication directly into the line.
Anna nodded, eyes closing sleepily, satisfied with that explanation.
It was only a few seconds later when her eyes shot open in alarm again.
What was she doing here in the middle of the night?! Her job was 8-4 and Evelyn did not work evenings, late nights, weekends or holidays. Even if she had some sort of atypical schedule for a manager or director that Anna wasn’t aware of, it wasn’t her job to change IV fluids.
And she had never had them give her antiemetic like that before.
“I really didn’t need it - I’ve been sleeping quite well tonight,” she stated, suspicion tinging her words.
Evelyn rested her hand over Anna’s.
“Everything will be okay, darling. You’ll never worry about sleep again.”
What did that even mean?!
Before Anna even had the ability to open her mouth and question the other woman, her heart started to beat uncontrollably. Her mouth got very dry and she felt a dull, thudding pain like no other emanating from her chest. It made her breathless and she couldn’t wrap her lips around the words she wanted to say.
“You... what have you...”
Evelyn was gone like she’d never been there in the first place. The heart monitor never alarmed because the electrodes that measured her rhythm had “somehow” become dislodged from her chest.
Anna’s heart fluttered and the exertion of it beating so rapidly but irregularly eventually caused it to stop. She let out a weak gasp.
She couldn’t reaach her call bell.
She didn’t.
It was too soon when he pulled back and Anna was left wanting more. She couldn’t help but reach out and stroke her fingers over his chest under the collar of his still open shirt where her name stretched permanently over his heart. Anna has indeed caught sight of the inked characters over her own heart when the nurses had been cleaning her but she hadn’t been able to tell them what the tattoo meant when they asked.
Now Anna knew. It made a ton of sense.
She pressed herself up for another kiss a little bit more shyly than when Carter had claimed her mouth only moments ago.
There was only one thing she had to say before he left her for the night.
“I love you,” she breathed. “I can feel it in my bones. I might not remember everything but I know I want to spend my forever with you.”
She smiled and Carter reluctantly left her bedside.
****
Trent managed to steal a deck of playing cards that one of the nurses had sequestered away for long quiet nights. The small family played several rounds of Gin Rummy on Anna’s bedside table and she lost everytime but she blamed it on the fact that she only had one good hand and couldn’t “see all her cards” properly. Really, Lauren sat next to her side and generously held Anna’s cards for her and played the ones she was directed to. It was all in good sport and none of Anna’s wringing made Trent feel about about wiping the floor with her.
It was well after midnight when Lauren tucked a warm blanket up around her daughter’s shoulders and kissed her cheek goodnight. The nurses had found a cot that she was able to sleep on instead of that uncomfortable recliner and Trent curled up on the large leather sofa in the quiet room in case they needed him.
*****
She didn’t know what had woken her.
She thought for a minute it might have been her phone because tonight was the first night she’d had access to it in days (after their confrontation earlier Carter had returned it) but the black screen was lifeless with no new notifications when she checked it.
She frowned but wiggled herself in the bed until she was a bit more comfy. It was only then that she noticed Evelyn Crosby standing in the darkened corner fiddling with her IV pump.
She made a small noise of confusion and mumbled, “anything wrong?”
Evelyn turned and smiled at her. She answered quietly. “No, Mrs. Anderson. Your IV bag was running low. I’m just adjusting your pump accordingly and we’ll give you a dose of antiemetics through the line too keep you settled and help you sleep - I’ve heard you haven’t been doing too much of that lately.”
As she talked, Evelyn met her gaze unflinchingly, pulling a 20ml syringe from her pocket and screwing the end of it right into the port of her IV line next to her wrist. Steadily, she “pushed” the medication directly into the line.
Anna nodded, eyes closing sleepily, satisfied with that explanation.
It was only a few seconds later when her eyes shot open in alarm again.
What was she doing here in the middle of the night?! Her job was 8-4 and Evelyn did not work evenings, late nights, weekends or holidays. Even if she had some sort of atypical schedule for a manager or director that Anna wasn’t aware of, it wasn’t her job to change IV fluids.
And she had never had them give her antiemetic like that before.
“I really didn’t need it - I’ve been sleeping quite well tonight,” she stated, suspicion tinging her words.
Evelyn rested her hand over Anna’s.
“Everything will be okay, darling. You’ll never worry about sleep again.”
What did that even mean?!
Before Anna even had the ability to open her mouth and question the other woman, her heart started to beat uncontrollably. Her mouth got very dry and she felt a dull, thudding pain like no other emanating from her chest. It made her breathless and she couldn’t wrap her lips around the words she wanted to say.
“You... what have you...”
Evelyn was gone like she’d never been there in the first place. The heart monitor never alarmed because the electrodes that measured her rhythm had “somehow” become dislodged from her chest.
Anna’s heart fluttered and the exertion of it beating so rapidly but irregularly eventually caused it to stop. She let out a weak gasp.
She couldn’t reaach her call bell.