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February
16, 2006 Transcript
"I
Don't Know How any Kid Grows up Believing that
their Mother didn't Love them Enough to Keep Them"
Ric:
Hey, sweetheart.
Alexis:
Ok. Hey, jesse, you all right? I hear -- I hear Maxie's doing well.
Jesse:
Thanks for the update. If you speak to nikolas, tell him I owe him
bigtime for rescuing her.
Ric:
Hey -- hey. Looks like the serum worked.
Sonny:
I made a complete recovery. They're sending me home.
Ric:
Oh, good. That's -- that's good for your children, Kristina included.
Sonny:
I'm glad to hear her and molly are doing ok. Sam said that you went
though a rough time last night?
Ric:
Um -- yeah, I was -- I was hallucinating. I was venting about things
that I put to bed a long time ago. I think I'm worse -- through
the worst part of it, though. You know, I'm sure our mother's looking
down right now and she's -- she's very happy that you're going to
be ok.
Sonny:
Ric, our mother's watching over both of us.
Alexis:
Are you taking Michael home?
Sonny:
Yeah.
Alexis:
Will you do us a favor?
Sonny:
What? What is it?
Alexis:
Kristina's fine, she's -- she's in pediatrics, but we think it might
be better if she went home with you. That way, she won't be exposed
to anything here.
Sonny:
Well, yeah, I'll do whatever -- I'll take care of Kristina for as
long as you need me to. I can take molly with me. She can play with
her sister. It's up to you. I mean --
Ric:
Thanks. We appreciate that.
Alexis:
I like this one.
Ric:
Yeah. Yeah. Oh. We have two very beautiful daughters.
Alexis:
Look at this one. How did we get so lucky?
Ric:
Oh, look at her.
Alexis:
Hmm?
Ric:
I have no idea.
Alexis:
If someone had told me that we'd be sending the girls off to stay
with sonny, I would've told them they were certifiably insane.
Ric:
Ah, you know, desperate times and all that.
Alexis:
I know they're fine. They're going to be all right. He'll take good
care of them.
Ric:
Yeah.
Alexis:
Ok. They should be happy that they're out of the hospital.
Ric:
Secretly, you liked having them just a few feet away on the same
floor, didn't you? So did I.
Alexis:
What if the unthinkable happens and we don't make it out of here
and sonny ends up with our girls?
Ric:
Alexis, we're two very strong people -- and stubborn. Look, we just
got to put it in our minds that we're going to be able to hang on
until the antidote comes.
Alexis:
If there is an antidote. If there is -- there's a garbled phone
call from Carly and Jason. That isn't reliable, and people are dying
as we speak.
Ric:
Alexis, you're not dying, all right? You got through Molly's birth
under worse conditions than this. You are going to make a full recovery
and you -- you are going to grow old raising our children, ok?
Alexis:
And you're going to do it with me because I need you. We all need
you.
Sam:
How's Ric?
Alexis:
Well, the doctor says that the fever is manageable and I'm not quite
sure what that means. We sent the girls home with sonny. Ahem.
Sam:
Well, that makes sense.
Alexis:
I think it -- it's ironic. But leaving them here is -- is they're
vulnerable to being exposed to the virus, so it just, believe it
or not, was the safer choice to have sonny take them home. It was
-- ahem -- just hard to let them go. I know it's just for a little
while.
Sam:
Is -- is that what you were referring to in the chapel last night?
Alexis:
Probably. I was so worried that I don't -- I don't even think I
knew what I was saying.
Sam:
You just said Ric was so upset -- you know, asking if you ever thought
about him or cared about him or --
Alexis:
Well, he thought I was -- I was his mother.
Sam:
When he asked what kind of mother would give up her child, you said
you didn't have a choice. What did you mean by that?
Sam:
So what choice were you referring to last night? I'm sorry -- I
just -- I got the idea that you were talking about the stem cell
transplant. And I know that that's over and done, so -- I am really
sorry. I'm just going to mind my own business right now.
Alexis:
Sam, I will always be grateful for the sacrifice that you made for
my daughter. As it happens, Ric was delirious. He thought that I
was his mother, Adela.
Sam:
So you just played along to calm him down?
Alexis:
I wanted to reassure him, and I thought it would help if I -- I
thought it would help if he heard his mother say that she had no
choice but to give him up and that she was sorry.
Sam:
Wow. That made sense. I mean, it got him back to bed, right?
Alexis:
Yeah. I thought that he had gotten past that, but I don't know if
you ever get past anything like that. I
don't know how any kid grows up believing that their mother didn't
love them enough to keep them.
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