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Collision Course 4.86 – Beholder
Collision Course 4.86 – Beholder
“All right, move aside people, move aside, very pregnant lesbian coming through!” called out Alice, as they wheeled Shane into the small office where Shane was going to have her babies. “Come on,” said Alice, snapping her fingers. “Move, toss, get your ass in gear, what is the hold up here, can’t you see we have a VERY pregnant lesbian here…”
“Does she have to keep saying pregnant and lesbian?” asked Lara in a mock whisper. Lara was holding Shane’s hand and Shane was chuckling at Alice’s very over the top antics.
Alice had been acting like this since Shane’s water broke en route to LA. First she’d ordered Quin to land the plane because she didn’t have a pot to boil any water in. Then, the she’d berated the limo driver for driving to slowly, telling him he wasn’t driving Miss Daisy, he was driving a pregnant lesbian. Her antics had kept them laughing and kept Shane’s mind off what was really happening.
Quin and Helena had gone to the local hospital to see their mother, Peggy, and Daisy and Paige had gone along with them. Angus, ever the savior, had taken Shay, Jarrod and Angelica with him to Shane and Lara’s. Everyone else, Alice, Shane, Lara, Bette, Tina, and Rosita, had rushed to the small private practice of Dr. Addison Montgomery, who was to be delivering Shane’s babies.
Justin was on his way from Pittsburg, but was at least four hours away. So, Shane and Lara were on their own to deliver the babies. The excitement in his voice was evident, and Shane could only imagine the megawatts of a smile he was displaying right now.
“Who is this?” asked Dr. Montgomery, as she came out of her office, her dark red hair pulled back in a loose and sexy ponytail. Alice was waving at nurses and shouting orders at the top of her lungs.
“Alice,” everyone said at once and Dr. Montgomery let her eyebrows float up, reminding herself that her practice was a diverse one.
“Well, Alice, I think we can take it from here,” smiled Dr. Montgomery to Alice, who gave Addison a hot stare.
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I know that we as reader ask a lot from you writer. Please keep the three of them safe,and healthy. The whole gang really can’t stand another death. Slow down on your work habit and stay safe yourself. thanks bvh
Oi! No, JM! No Shane dying. My reality simply doesn’t allow it. I can just about bear Dana being gone, Kit, even Sam… Shane is a no-no. I choose to believe, that in the absence of La Rogue, all will be well, oui? Oui. Now that *that’s* all settled, I wanted to say that these last two chapters are fabulous, and I want more. Thanks, JM, do post when you can. Cheers!
Oy, the drama!! What a talent you have. Can’t wait for your next chapter!
Those babies need thier mom, Shane is strong she has to pull through.
Ahhh! You always do that! omg, can’t wait for the next one now, and I’m supposed to study for finals, thats gonna be fun. I’ll work around it, I want to know what happens to Shane! Since the babies are ok thats two less to worry about. As for the House thing, you got that kinda family feeling from 13 and House too? I’m still not too sure though. But yeah I sometimes catch myself calling her Alex, as she played Alex on the OC, that was the only season I really watched haha, but I cant decide if I like her as brunette or blonde better… she looks good either way.
jeez, Janet… happy thoughts, happy thoughts… the Rogue is on the loose and wreaking havoc!! Shane?? These spaced out posts are killing me. Always look forward to your posts…rogue or not! Great poem, so very fitting.
Dammit woman! I hate cliff hangers…but I love your story. Please update soon.
Noooo Yoda can’t die, is the drama going to be coming thick and fast, I trust you to make it right. Thank you.
At the end my thoughts were No Shane can’t die, then I remembered who I was reading and that anything is possible. In enjoying all your stories I have learned to expect the unexpected I think that is why I looking forward to your stories. and miss them whem they are not around. Thank You for want you do.