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Brett: Could she really be so careless you wrote down the wrong address? It was in the past, buried, pretty deep. And I started feeling that little flutter feeling in my chest that I must have felt a hundred times when I was a kid. It happened every time I let myself wonder [about] the woman who had me, gave me away. What was she really like?
Foster: I’m so sorry, Sylvie.
Brett: Yeah, me too.
Severide: Hey, Roman, what the hell are you doing? I told you to stay put.
Roman: Bathroom window busted out. Looks like he escaped through there. If you hadn’t held me up, maybe I would have caught him in time.
Severide: And done what? Held him at gunpoint? Made a citizen’s arrest?
Roman: He’s the only lead I had on my sister -- the only one -- and now he’s gone.
Ruzek: Look, the guy, his sister’s missing. I feel for him, I do. It’s awful, it sucks, but you know what else sucks: two more ODs came in last night to Chicago Med from counterfeit Oxy. And maybe it came from this guy Logan Peters and maybe Roman scares him off and he sells his stash and disappears. And then we got to start all over, bad Oxy on the streets, and no solid leads. What the hell?
Voight: You finished because I can’t blame Sean for putting his family first. I mean, let’s do what we can to help.
Mouch: Hey you two. Your food’s in the fridge.
Cruz: We had to keep it from Capp, so we wrote Tuesday on the tinfoil.
Kidd: Oh no, really. Ritter just asked me to feed her, and I just assumed.
Severide: He was acting pretty stranger. Something about him was off.
Ruzek: People don’t usually run when they’re innocent.
Boden: Then you need to shuut down those mains and find the problem:
Gas company CEO: No, you’re talking about turning off the heat to a few hundred thousand families in the dead of winter.
Severide: No, we’re talking about saving lives.
Casey: That explosion nearly killed a little girl. She’s in a coma.
Gas company CEO: We are in agreement about the severity of the situation, but if I turn off the heat, that could kill people too.
Gallo: That girl was 7 years old. I guess I’m having trouble getting her out of my head.
Kidd: I get it. I’ve learned that when you catch a really brutal call, you know the one that stays behind your eyes when you close them at night, that’s when you gotta rely on the firefighters in your house. We have a circle here that never closes. So you talk to whoever you need to, whenever you need to, and we’ll be there for you because that’s how it works.
Brett: I changed my mind
Casey: Oh boy.
Brett: I know. I just, I didn’t want some stranger ruining what I have with my parents. It’s a silly thing to worry about because she can never come between us. So if that’s the case, what am I so afraid of? My point is, can I have that envelope back?
Casey: You saw me get rid of it.
Brett: So you’re telling me that you didn’t go back and dig it out of the trash as soon as I was gone?
Casey: Are you gonna yell at me again if I did?
Brett: Uh wait. Stay with me while I open it?
Casey: Of course.
Brett: Oh. It’s just a name and an address. My mother’s name is Julie, and she lives right here in Illinois. Rockford.
Kidd: You stood him up?
Severide: What? No, I was busy trying to keep the city from exploding. Cruz understands. I found him a venue.
Kidd: Kelly, when I said Cruz needed your help, I didn’t mean that he needs a party planner. I meant he needs his best man.
Mouch: Finally, you engine boys will have some adult supervision.
Herrmann: You do know how to pump hose, right?
Mouch: Spent my first five years riding engine, Herrmann.
Herrmann: Yeah, heads up. It’s Lt. Herrmann. Welcome aboard buddy.
Kidd: Hey boys, you hear Gallo got cooked this morning? Welcome him to the club.
All: Hey.
Cruz: You’re a real firefighter now.
Kidd: Hey Herrmann, show him your scar.
Herrmann: Shut up. All right, look, back in ’92 I pulled a couple of newlyweds out of a burning vehicle. Cindy, she says it kinda looks like Texas.
Cruz: Burning embers got caught up in my collar at a boarding school fire about six years ago. Hey Tony, show him you ears.
Tony: Always wear your hood Gallo.
Gallo: OK, where was yours?
Kidd: Ha, nice trice. Only Kelly gets to see that one.
Mouch: Renting or buying?
Cruz: Renting.
Mouch: That’s a mistake.
Cruz: How often am I gonna need to wear a tuxedo?
Mouch: They say dress for the job you want.
Cruz: I have the job I want.
