ER – Ya Never Know…  Pt. 2

            “I think we should set Robbi up with Weaver.”  Abby said thoughtfully to Neela over lunch in the lunchroom and Neela almost spit up her milk feeling it bubbling in the back of her nose as she choked it down.  She wiped her lips with a napkin that Abby handed her.  Abby batted her dark eyes as if telling Neela that she was deadly serious.

            “What?”  She asked almost too loudly.  She looked around for a minute as a few interns cast her odd looks.  She then said in a softer voice, “What did you say?”

            “Well I haven’t heard her talking about dating anyone.  I think that Robbi should have someone, don’t you?  You have to admit that Weaver is much nicer when she’s… you know?”  Abby eluded with her dark eyes sparkling with mischief her hands waving in front of her.

            “No, I don’t know what you are talking about.”  Neela said in her stiff accent, her brow creased with confusion.  Abby had a way of alluding to things and Neela sometimes felt like she was lost in a conversation not of her own doing.

            “You know when she’s…  Getting some?”  Abby offered and Neela reared her head back and groaned.  She couldn’t believe that Abby was playing cupid for Weaver of all people.  Why was it that she didn’t play cupid with her?  Was it because she was waiting on Gallant to come to her rescue?

            “Oh god Abby, I don’t believe you just insinuated that.”  Neela lamented and Abby forced the smile from her lips.  “I thought we liked Robbi?”  Neela then asked while Abby fixed her coffee adding three sugars.  She batted her eyes again, wondering what Neela meant by that.

            “We do.”  Abby said with reproach.  Not fully understanding what Neela’s problem was.  Everyone needed someone else and that included Kerry Weaver.

            “Then why on earth would we want her dating Dr. Weaver of all people?”  Neela asked aghast and Abby stopped cold not having thought of it that way. 

            “I don’t know.  She’s the only ***** I know.  I think she is the only one I know…”  Abby began turning slowly and looking over the crowd in the lunchroom then she shook her head and squelched the thought of trying to figure out who was ***** and who was straight in a crowd of scrub wearing men and women.