she rules her life

ADDISON: Good.

ADDISON: I understand. Just consider it, that’s all.

ADDISON: I think I’m ready to forgive you now.

ADDISON: And you were the best manager we had.

RHI: Well, both of those make me happy to hear.

ADDISON: I think so.

ADDISON: You could always come back?

ADDISON: All of us.

ADDISON: Thanks, Rhi.

ADDISON: And, you know, we miss you at the restaurant.

RHI: Anytime.

ADDISON: You're right.

ADDISON: Well, so now what?

ADDISON: Are you really comparing a relationship to cooking?

ADDISON: I see your point, though..

RHI: Yes, because I think that's the only way you'll get it. Well, that and sports metaphors.

ADDISON: It didn’t work the first time.

RHI: That doesn't mean it won't work the second time.

ADDISON: I more than like him. It’s Fletch, after all.

ADDISON: It’s more like I’m just not used to it.

ADDISON: He is?

ADDISON: I guess, more or less, he’s fighting to get me back.

RHI: Oh, yeah.

SHAWN: Rhiannon. That was a great name. Just like the song. He didn't know any other Rhiannon's, so he was intrigued right off the bat.

"Don't worry about it, it was an honest mistake - could have happened to anyone," he assured her with a quick smile.

Shawn didn't realise he was still holding onto her hand before the paramedic handed him his ID back. Clearing his throat, he slipped his wallet back into his pocket before looking back to Rhiannon.

"You won't get in trouble for skipping out on your shift, will you?"

RHIANNON: The dark-haired woman wasn't the only one who seemed to forget her surroundings. The paramedic's presence caught them both by surprise, as if they weren't in the back of an ambulance at all. "Has it happened to a lot of people in your life that you're so nonchalant about it now?" She wondered with a smile, struggling to reconcile the panic she felt at watching him swell up and choke, with the ease he seemed to be at now. Or maybe that was the drugs talking, too?

"No, I don't think so," she shook her head without a moment's thought. Rhiannon's role in the daily work wasn't so great she couldn't step out, and if anything happened they had her number. She was of the opinion that a man's well-being came before her obligations and she'd treat it that way, especially when she felt so responsible. "If I do end up in trouble, can you vouch for me and make it seem like it was far more dangerous than it was?" The bright, amused smile followed her words, just as the paramedic cleared her throat and the ambulance came to a slow stop.

ADDISON: Jack happened, and I don’t know how I feel about it.

RHI: I should have known. That man's the only one I've ever seen get you sidetracked.

ADDISON: I’m.. okay.

RHI: As is everyone who has to use three dots before saying the word.