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    Soul Singing 16

    Story written on March 9, 2006 by bojangles.
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    Danish.

    “It doesn’t matter,” Dana said firmly. “I’m going to try.”

    Their conversation was quickly cut short by a nurse who asked if they could all leave for a few minutes so she could bathe and dress Howie. Dana nodded absentmindedly at her request before walking out of the room, her obvious sadness slowly changing into one of numbness.

    “If you guys are going to be here for a few hours, I might go home and get changed,” Liam said as soon as they got outside, his words broken up by continuous yawns escaping his mouth. “I need to pick up some stuff for Howie as well”

    “That’s fine,” Alice said reassuringly, gently rubbing her friend’s back in support. “You should try to get a few hours sleep as well Liam. I’ll ring you if there are any updates.”

    Liam nodded slightly and brought Alice, then Dana into a deep hug before slowly making his way out of the hospital.

    “He’s a wreck,” Alice breathed quietly, watching sadly as Liam’s disheveled figure walked away.

    “The person he cares for most in the world is paralyzed Al,” Dana replied in a gentle way. “Believe me if something like this happened to you, I wouldn’t know what to do.”

    “I know,” Alice said, grabbing Dana’s hand firmly. “I wouldn’t either.”

    “Dana?”

    Dana quickly turned around to see her mother and father walking briskly down the corridor towards herself and Alice. Their mannerisms and facial expressions were almost clones of Liam’s – worn out and weak. Dana couldn’t help but cringe at the sight of the slightly runny mascara underneath her mother’s eyes. She couldn’t remember the last time she had seen her cry.

    “Mom,” Dana replied as she opened her arms, allowing her mother to walk into them. They held each other tightly, not as a welcome but simply for support. Dana did the same with her father afterwards. “Mom he’s going to be alright.”

    “I-I just don’t know Dane,” Sharon Fairbanks sighed, leaning against her husband as she spoke. “My little boy may never be able to walk again.”

    Alice moved aside as the three talked between themselves, looking on with the odd sense that she was some sort of uninvited spectator into their lives. The interaction Dana had with her parents was something that was so foreign to Alice. She had never seen such a supportive family in her life, and certainly never experienced it. Deep down she realised that she was slightly jealous of Howie – never in a million years would she wish anything bad on that boy, but Alice could see just how lucky he was to have his family in this situation. It was easy for her to realise that had she been in the same situation, Alice wouldn’t have been nearly as lucky.

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    1. I’ll ignore your evil taunt that you might just keep them apart a little longer – this time. This was so very needed, especially after hearing Erin’s podcast. I loved Alice’s confession and Dana’s response. They are meant to be together. You Gabby is also a fun character. Thanks so much!

    4. Everything about this story is great, I love that Alice is a rockstar, and not easily trampled on. Pulling all of the characters in while changing the story but keeping their personalities Brilliant! F-ing Brilliant.

    6. Great post. Your stories definitely help brighten things up amidst all this dreariness. Thanks for keeping the Danish love alive. Lookin’ forward to next week! ;)

    7. Thank you so much for that. I have been so depressed this week about what’s probably going to happen to our favorite couple…this was MUCH NEEDED!!! Alice’s confession was beautiful- so Alice! Also the fact that Sharon interrupted was pretty priceless. I’m really excited to see how their date goes! Like I said this is all very much needed for us die-hard Danish fans! Please post soon!

    8. Ohh, keeping us waiting..haha..at least here there is a chance of our favorite couple getting back together. Thanks for the great update look forward to the date. Post soon!

    9. great and very much needed post in this depressing week. This was like my little cure to get better at least for a day. I love your story and I can’t wait for the date to happen!

    10. Like everybody already said, this was so much needed!!!! Altough you keep them apart a little bit, this story brings a huge smile on my face. They’re so sweet together. :D Please post soon!

    12. Hey Bojangles, thanks for the updates. Finally our girls seems ready to move past their hurdles, real and imaginary, and get their act together. YEAH!!! You are giving the only hope for more Danish, as the direction that S3 is going is sooooo soooo wrong. So, please madam, may I have some more Danish please?

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