“Yeah, how about prints?” Rachel asked, having been off for two days that Jane Doe had been in their company. They’d had many no
name patients in her time, and she sat at the end of the bed, watching Sabrina bite into her sandwich. She chewed and
swallowed.

            “Fingers are bashed to much,
can’t get enough points to make a positive ID, no dental records either. I feel
like no one cares for this woman. I’m sure after she heals, we’ll be able to
print her, but I’d like to fast track this one.” Bree said, getting up from the
chair, pushing back Jane‘s black hair from her face, tracing her fingers
down the side of her face.
           
            “Someone knows her Sabrina, come on, let’s go eat and get back to the ER.”
Bree nodded, taking a deep breath and dropping the chart back at the end of the
bed, tossing one longing look back at the woman. Beaten and broken, but Sabrina was going to champion this case until she
either found out who the women was, or she woke up and tell her who she was.
One way or the other, the Jane Doe label on the chart was going to hold a real
name, one way or the other.

            “Why do you have to go?” Bette almost yelled at Tina, who was packing. Tina was aghast at her attitude, what was with her
wife as of late? She acted like she didn’t care, and that Tina was in the way all the time. Their ***** life had
withered and disappeared since the opening of Provocations. Tina was at her wits end, she had started to look at
Bette with hate and distaste, god she hated this
feeling.

            “MY MOTHER HAD A HEART
ATTACK!” Tina yelled, tears streaming down her face as Bette paced the room. Tina threw clothes back into the suitcase that she’d
unpacked the day before. Emily had called her, calm and telling her that their
mom had suffered a very minor heart attack earlier that day.

            Tina had been floored, mostly
because in the last five years she’d spent very little time with her mother,
then to have been there and reconnecting with her. Only to have this happen a
very short time afterwards was devastating. It also slammed home to Tina that she’d let her relationships with her
family deteriorate to nothing since being with Bette. She looked at Bette hard now, her lips drawn in a very hard line.