Adelinda woke up slowly, aware of pain all through her body. She tried to sit up. "What happened?" she whispered. "You got hit with a chair a few hundred times." Kane said. "You're right. You're not good at wrestling."
"So we lost?"
"No, I won while you were knocked out. Maybe you'd be better if you'd eat more."
"I don't get hungry anymore."
"Neither do I, but there's no point in us dying too."
"Why not? We're supposed to be protecting her and we're not even...wherever she is."
"That's not how it works."

"It didn't mean anything."
"So why do it?" Cora demanded. "What is it about her that makes you keep going back to her?"
"I don't know."
"My last boyfriend cheated. A lot. He said it was my fault."
"Cora, you haven't done anything-"
"I knew you'd say that." She started to walk towards the stairs. "I'm gonna stay with a friend for a few days. We can talk later."

"Did you love me?" Adelinda asked.
"You know I did."
"When did you know?"
"When you told me about Bischoff being your father, I probably knew before then but wouldn't admit it."
"When did you stop?"
"I didn't."
Adelinda leaned forward to kiss him. He moved his arm around her waist and kissed her, knowing he shouldn't, until he remembered how much pain she was in.
"Why are you letting me hurt you?" Kane demanded.
"It'll be worth it."
"What will?"
"We both want a baby, and I've done some stupid stuff so maybe it should hurt."
"That's stupid."
"You want a baby more than I do so it must be killing you."
"We've both made mistakes. We can't bring a child into this."
"I know I've messed things up but I don't know how to fix it. I love you and I miss my baby and it hurts that I can't hold her and all that other stuff just seems stupid."
"Go to sleep. We can talk tomorow."

"I think I'm gonna need a wedding planner." Torrie said. "You've already planned half the wedding." Nash told her.
"No I haven't, I've planned the venue, flowers, cake, music, dress, catering and bridsmaids dresses. There's so much I haven't done."

"What's wrong with Sarah?" Cora asked.
"I thought you were leaving?"
"Answer the question."
"She won't tell me. I just know that it's too late for any treatment, all it would do is give her more time."
"Why didn't you tell me?"
"She doesn't want anyone to know. She wouldn't have told me if she didn't have to."
"Are you ok?"
"I have 2 babies, I have to be."

Kane walked into the kitchen as soon as he woke up, where Adelina was sitting at the table reading.
"What's that?" He asked, pouring coffee.
"It's about the best types of yoga to do while you're pregnant. Coffee's bad for you by the way." Adelinda said.
"So's not eating."
"Well I'm eating now. There's a huge list of food that's supposed to be good for the baby, most of it's disgusting. Their grandfather's Paul Bearer though, so I think I owe the baby at least that much."
"You're not even pregnant yet."
"I will be. I don't wanna hurt this baby."
"You didn't hurt the last one."
"Maybe she just didn't want to be born until I knew how much I wanted her."