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so good when you squeeze my tits. I love your tits, baby. They're beautiful.

They're beautiful, baby.

You want me, baby?

Oh, it's so bad.

I want to feel your cock inside of my pussy. Baby, I'm going to feel it.

I love the way you make us feel.

I love the way you make us feel.

I love the way you make us feel.

Make it hard.

Oh, yeah.

Oh,

baby.

Oh, your lips feel so good on that pussy.

Oh, God, it feels good.

Oh.

Oh, you make me so juicy.

Oh.

Oh.

You're so working. Oh, you're getting better.

Oh, I can't wait.

Baby, you're going to feel it.

You're going to feel it, baby.

I'm going to fill you up.

Oh.

Oh, I can't wait.

Oh.

It's hot.

Oh,

baby.

Oh. Oh.

Oh.

You're so tight.

Thank you.

Oh God.

It hurts good.

All right.

Come on, we gotta get going or we'll be late. No, no, no.

Kiss me.

Just a few more minutes.

You know, I was supposed to give them my answer today.

Do you have to give them an answer by tonight?

I'd really hate to lose you.

Hey, babe.

Come on, you know I'd love for you to stay.

I just got a lot on my mind.

Yeah, I know.

So do I go or do we have a future?

I'm great.

Just what I need to be late today of all days.

Look, baby, we'll talk later. I'll know more, okay?

Dr.

Matthews, we need to talk. Yes, Dr. Warner, what is it?

I really need you with me this afternoon at the state legislature.

Look, that's impossible. I'm late for rounds, and I have several appointments

that I need to take care of.

Look, you tell them that if they need more information, to come down here and

see the kind of service we provide for the community.

But it's the last meeting.

Look, you said that three meetings ago.

I'm scheduled for surgery, among other things.

I've got done all I could do. It's out of my hands now.

I can't shoulder this burden by myself.

Well, then you shouldn't have taken the job.

Dr. Myers, please come to the OPC.

Dr. Myers, the OPC, please.

Running late, Dr. Jones. Where's Dr.

Matthews? He couldn't be late. I didn't see him in the hallway.

That's unusual.

I can't believe he's late. This must be my lucky day.

Here he comes now.

Morning, doctors.

Morning.

Please follow me.

Good morning, Sandra, Terry.

Sorry I'm late.

Morning, Grace.

You're not late because of your job offer, are you?

Uh, kind of.

Well, have you decided? I hear Chicago's beautiful this time of year.

I haven't made up my mind yet. I've got a couple of different things I have to

consider.

I'll be right back.

She's really a bitch. Tell me about it.

So, when I came in this morning, I walked past the on-call room where Dr.

Matthews stayed last night. Did you know who he was with?

Grace Simpson.

How'd you know that?

They've been an item for quite a while.

Laurie Anderson saw Miss DeAngelo's having dinner several times.

So, do you think we'll have a job tomorrow?

I hope so. I think everything's going to work out all right.

Well, I guess we'll know by tonight.

Yeah, this might be the last shift.

I understand that they're taking our patients to St. Ives.

Oh, don't worry about it. I think it's just a precaution, just in case.

Hi,

everybody. Hi.

Let's get going.

All right.

Morning, Ms. Simpson.

Good morning, Sherry. Oh, I checked the roster on the way in.

You're supposed to work with Dr. Johnson today.

Oh, okay. Thank you. Sure.

Okay. Bye.

See you later.

George takes such good care of your patients.

Just the cute ones.

You know, I'm used to controlling my women. I'm not used to

having women control me like this. I feel kind of helpless.

I don't know if I like it.

Oh, I bet you do.

While you're in this hospital, remember who's in charge.

You'll take orders from me.

Aye, aye.

KG this afternoon.

Good morning, doctors.

Good morning.

How are you feeling?

I'm fine. I'm fine.

Good. Doctors, this is Mr. Burham. He's a professional motorcycle racer. No, no,

no. I'm a professional motocross driver.

Different. Pardon me. I stand corrected.

Mr. Burham was admitted on the diagnosis of a concussion and a radial

displacement of the seventh cervical vertebrae.

Dr. Jones, if this were your patient, what would you recommend?

I would probably release him after a proper amount of time had passed.

Correct.

What is a proper amount of time?

Well, that all depends on a lot of factors, but I would probably say three

days to a week.

Mr. Berman's been here five days.

Do I pass?

No, you certainly do.

Oh, good. I've got a nurse.

I've got to race, Tanner.

Gentlemen, lady.

Excuse me, just for a second.

Where are you going?

We're just getting started.

Did you see?

Close the door? Mm-hmm. You sure you got it?

Yes.

Yeah. I don't want you to say hello.

I don't want to say hello.

You treat all your patients like this?

Only you?

Oh, shit.

Remember him.

I'll take care of you. Just watch me.

God, I love your ass.

You're going to lose your job. You're crazy.

Don't worry.

Bend over.

Beautiful,

beautiful touch.

You show this to all your patients?

Oh, lie back.

Lie back, lie back.

Of all times, the hell is that?

Just lie back.

I'll take care of him.

Oh, will you?

Uh-huh.

Be right back.

Uh-huh.

Uh-huh. Is it wet?

Uh-huh.

Taste me.

Taste me.

Put your finger.

We're both going to get in trouble.

You sure you're not going to get caught?

No. We won't get caught.

Silly. Okay.

Really, sweetie.

Put your job on the line like this. Oh, yeah.

I feel so good in my mouth.

Oh. Mm-hmm.

Fuck my mouth.

What happened to you?

I was working with Dr. Johnson today.

Working with Dr.

Johnson, huh?

Yeah,

I was working with Dr. Johnson.

Hello,

Dawn. How are you?

I'm not doing as well as you obviously are.

So what brings you down here?

You, Rob.

You didn't come home last night.

I don't need this today, Joyce.

Oh, that's just great.

Just the way it always is.

There you are.

Here I am.

And you work right in between us.

Perfect, Rob.

Perfect.

Okay. Here I am.

There's nothing between us now, is there?

Yes, there is.

I called Wilma Jacoby last night to see if she and Fred wanted to go to the

movies, Rob.

It wasn't as though I was checking up on you or anything.

Just that I was alone, as usual, and you were working late, on call at the

hospital.

Well, Wilma told me that Fred was on call at the hospital last night, too,

Rob.

I know just as well as anybody else that you can't both be on call at the same

time.

So what I really want to know is, who is she, Rob?

No. No, I don't need to know that.

It's not important.

But I do need to know.

Do you love her?

I don't know.

Everything's coming down on me at once.

If you just once try to just help me out when I really need you.

Takes two to tango, Buster, you know.

Nobody told you to switch partners.

Now, Rob, I need to know this.

Do you love her?

Very confused.

Well, I guess it's a step in the right direction.

Oh, I guess I just wanted to hear you tell me the truth.

Well, I still love you, you know.

So are you coming home tonight?

I don't know.

I need to think.

Everything's happening at once.

If you don't come home tonight, I'll just take it that you and I are

finished.

And if you do, maybe we can start all over again.

Oh, I

know this girl who's very sick.

She doesn't even seem to know it.

Oh, really? Who is it?

You. And I'm the cure.

No, really.

I'm better than penicillin.

That's not saying very much. Oh, come on. I'm a nice guy.

I'm a great dancer.

I don't dance.

I'm a wine connoisseur.

I don't drink wine.

I'm a great lover.

Oh, really?

That's the first interesting thing you've said today.

You want to meet me late after work?

Got a bottle of vodka in my locker and maybe we can go out for a drink.

You know.

Sure.

You have no choice.

I don't understand.

It's okay. Don't worry about it. I put it right here.

It can't be gone.

My rate doesn't last much longer.

You mean right here?

Yeah. Oh, I thought...

We could meet after work or something. Oh, hi. I caught Nurse Simpson and Dr.

Matthews in here once.

Do you?

How about you?

I'm just trying to make a decision.

Which one do you think you'll go with?

I don't know. It's a hard choice.

Who told you?

No one had to tell me.

With your qualifications, this place closes down. Every medical center in the

country will want you.

That's tomorrow's decision.

If we close down.

So you're thinking of Grace Simpson?

How do you know that?

Never try to keep a secret in a hospital.

This day is like a bad soap opera.

And it seems like the day of reckoning.

Warner's latest escapade. She's charging the staff for coffee. How much? Buck or

coke?

I don't know. If I know her, she'll be charging a toilet space 50 cents.

She runs this place on her hormones.

She pimped in the nurse's aid yet?

I don't think she's got that much style.

Give me the human staff, please.

Cut the pressure, Joe. That's good.

an aneurysm here.

Sponge. Give me two pints of blood.

Hemostat.

Pressure down to 80 now.

Give me 0.4 of atropine, Grace.

Hemostat.

All right, scissor.

How's the pressure? It's down to 40 now.

Come on, keep going.

We're losing them.

Look, I don't need your optimism, Fred. Clamp this over here, all right?

Give me another 0.4 of atropine.

We've lost him.

Give me another clamp.

He's gone.

Another sponge.

Come on, kid.

He's gone.

Fuck!

Come in.

Hey, Rob.

I have got to call Chicago and tell them my answer.

Look, you're a great nurse. You can take your career wherever you want.

But without you?

Yes, without me.

What about our plans?

What plans?

You want me to make you stay because you think we might have a possibility of

being happy together?

You'd go and give up an important career move because you think that I love you.

Stop it.

I know what you're trying to do.

Can't we finish this thing like adults the way we started?

I'm sorry.

So I guess this is goodbye, huh?

Thank you for understanding.

Cut the crap and give me a kiss goodbye.

I love you, Robert J. Matthews.

I love you more, Simpson.

Bye.

Bye, Grace.

Oh, hiya, Doc.

Whoops. I mean, Dr. Cole.

How you doing?

Why are you so cheery?

I don't know, Michelle.

This place has kind of grown on me.

It's not so bad when you think about it. Nice, quiet rooms.

Beautiful nurses.

Not to mention that luscious doctor that's been taking care of me.

Why, thank you, Jack.

Oh, not you.

There's this other luscious doctor that's been taking care of me.

I heard a lot of hospital affairs start by holding hands in the patient's room.

Is that true?

I wouldn't know about that.

But it is possible.

Hey, isn't there some law against you being alone in my room?

No, that's only for men doctors.

Why is that?

Because they trust women doctors to do the right thing.

And I think you need a little tender loving care.

You don't need that anymore.

Did that hurt?

No.

And I really do have to check that leg.

Okay. So come on, honey. Let me look at your beautiful gams.

Be careful. It's still a little sore. Does it hurt?

Yeah.

So why did you stand me up?

I don't even remember.

Well, I remember.

Do you remember Ina Henshaw?

Ina.

Oh, yeah.

Ina.

She's the girl with the big... The big hands.

Yeah, that's her.

Well, judging by your reflexes, I'd say you just have a simple twisted ankle.

And there doesn't seem to be any stiffness in your leg or your foot, so

there isn't any muscle damage.

I'd say you could check out as soon as you'd like.

But I would stay off the ankle for a couple of days, then gradually more and

more every day. You should be back to normal real soon.

Can I check out tonight?

Well, if you'd like to, I guess I could arrange it.

I'll tell you what I'd really like you to arrange.

Some of that tender, loving care you were talking about earlier.

Well, I'd love to, but, you know, it is against the rules.

Oh, come on, Doc. You got some pull around here, don't you?

Hmm.

Wait. Wait a second. You have to be very careful. All right.

Well,

now I'm off duty.

Mm-hmm.

Oh,

yes, Doctor.

I'll be very careful.

I really do regret standing you up for that prong.

Oh, that's so good.

Let me eat some of you.

Oh, it feels so good.

Tastes so good.

Oh, you like that?

Oh,

that's good.

That's good pussy.

Good fuck, baby.

You want me to fuck your ass?

Fuck your sweet ass.

Oh, yeah,

baby. Fuck me in the ass, yeah.

Evening, Dr.

Matthews.

Evening, Jesse.

Say, Dr. Matthews, you think we're going to have a job tomorrow?

I hope so.

Keep a good thought.

Good night. Good night, Dr.

Matthews.

Dr. Merriweather here from St. Ives.

Just wanted you to know that the position of our staff is still

available. Of course, it won't last forever, so if you're interested, give

me a call.

Dr. Matthews, I tried to reach you at the hospital, but you had left already.

Well, we're still in business.

They gave us a special allocation of one year's budget. Great.

Wonderful.

Big deal.

Joyce, you're here.

Oh, baby.

I'm so glad you're here. I thought you left me.

Would I leave you after all these years?

I thought so.

Baby, I got great news.

I got a call from the hospital.

You know? I heard.

I'm happy.

You want to know something?

It didn't really mean anything to me.

It really didn't.

I thought you were gone.

Hey, baby.

I'm going to take you out for the best night in the town you've ever had.

Your life, you understand?

Taking you to the best hotel, the best dinner, you name it.

Where do you want to go?

I have a better idea.

Let's spend the night at home.

Rob?

To keeping the important things in proper perspective.

I'll drink to that.

Oh, yes.

Oh, yes.

Oh, yes.

I love you, darling.

I love the way you do that.

Mmm.

Yeah, we take all my attention away.

Oh, baby.

I don't want to fuck you.

I don't want to fuck you. Oh, God,

I want you, sweetheart.

I want you so bad.

Let's get in there.

Oh, baby. I love you so much, man.

Oh, fuck me.

Oh, fuck me, Lord.

Oh, yeah.

Oh,

yeah. Oh, yeah.

Baby,

I love you.

Oh, what?

This is so good, baby. Oh, so good.

What? I never was. You know, sorry you married me, aren't you?

Oh, tighter.

We'll push them together. Oh.

Oh,

tighter. Oh, God.

Oh. Oh, man.

Oh.