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Savannah Monroe (savannah_monroe) wrote in omega_reality,

"But that's not what you did. Not once did you say this is true but. I was wrong and that was the end of it," she said quietly. "Do you know something else? After talking to her about things that matter, I was wrong. She's worse than they are. Or maybe she is just as bad, but as I don't really have to deal with the Hammond brothers. She's unfortunately the only doctor we have."

Savannah shrugged. "Maybe I'm tired of letting people walk over me. Or maybe I'm just tired of being nice when it's not appreciated or wanted. I tried to be inclusive, they don't want to. I'm perfectly all right letting them stay as far away from me as possible."

She rolled her eyes. "And if April were here and something happened, Robert could say anything he wanted, and he'd still be stuck with her. It's not like we've ever had a choice in the matter. Do I think Robert wouldn't question everything, research it and possibly insult April in the process? Of course not, but he'd have no choice, would he? So once again, why do you understand her expectations when they were never valid for April? Do you... do you like this woman? l mean like like her, not just the way I like people. Is this what's going on?"

She shook her head. "They haven't done anything unforgivable. Anything unforgivable would mean causing the death or injury of someone in our family, and then we wouldn't be talking about them, because they would be dead, and feel free to put any name instead of 'they', and if you don't think it sounds like me, then you must have forgotten about the attack." She brushed his hair as she looked over his head. "It matters that we train them and keep them alive. It matters that we teach them what we know. They don't have to be my best friends. Taking care of them doesn't mean destroying the memories of the people who were here before them, and don't start with G would do this or that, because I don't believe for a second that G spent his nights talking about how great Eliot or Brian are. Still, this is your team, not G's. He doesn't know half of these people and they wouldn't last a week with him. You do what you think it's right, and I will support you out there. You will never hear me say anything bad about them in public, but once work ends or I'm with family, then you're on your own, because when they ask me why I'm asking Sean, Troy or Robert to be at the delivery, they will know. I also wanted to have parties on Saturdays until Sean finds a better place to set up the band or I get too tired, whichever comes first, but I won't let her in my house. I wasn't planning on telling Vance or the older people anyway, but I'm not inviting her and if that means that none of them show up, I'm okay with that. Turning this on me, calling me a liar, not once, but three time, no way she's getting an invitation, especially since she made it clear that she doesn't want to deal with me. The feeling is mutual."