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Ben: Cancer. That's what this is all about. You went through something that made you feel helpless and you don't ever want to feel that way again. Let me help you.
Maggie: But everything's ruined.
Ben: You got a partner now. That's what marriage is. A helpmate.
Charles: I'm sorry you had to see that. That woman has an illness that makes her not a very good mom.
Anna [crying]: Are they going to separate us?
Charles: Who?
Anna: Those people downstairs.
Charles: No, of course not. Nobody's going to separate us. Why would you think that?
Anna: Cause you haven't been a very good dad. It's like you just forgot about me.
Charles: That's not true.
Anna: It is! But I'm not mad. I just don't want you to go away.
Charles: Are you familiar with a syndrome called Munchausen by Proxy?
Mrs. Reamus: Oh my God. You think I'm crazy. You think I'm trying to make my child sick.
Will: Hannah. I had to report your addiction. There was no other way.
Asher: Publically? So everyone knows? Do you know how humiliating that was for me?
Charles: We are going to talk about vaping. Every week, we see kids your age coming in with their lungs destroyed.
Anna: Dad, we're not talking. You're lecturing me!
Charles: Well, maybe there's a reason for that.
Nurse: Look who's back. I wouldn't want her [Asher] operating on me.
Will: Nobody asked you.
How is he? He is one of mine, so do not give me any of that HIPAA crap.
Platt
Goodwin: Dr. Manning, do you know Dr. Strauss?
Nat: Pediatrics, with an emphasis on child abuse?
Goodwin: When Mrs. Reamus brought in her daughter, it set off an alarm. She's raised red flags at several hospitals for abuse.
Charles: I've been a little distracted with Cici dying and everything.
Suzie: I'm sorry your wife died, but you have a daughter who is thirteen years old and very much alive.
Joanne: I wish I could just shake her and get her to see she's throwing her future away.
Charles: Our basic, most primal instinct is to protect our kids, especially from their own bad decisions, which is where it gets tricky.
April: If you knew Jasmine wasn't yours, why didn't you say something?
Annette: I was just a baby myself when I got pregnant. I made some bad choices, trying to provide for my little girl, ended up doing time. That's how I lost her. But I never stopped thinking about her. So when Jasmine called, I knew it was God giving me another chance to do some good, to make it up to Zora somehow. So I played along.
No one can know about this. If the news catches wind of the kidnapping, the abductors might decide to cut their losses.
Jay
