Nurse 3-D Page #2

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...your wife, and told her

you were gonna stop by...

- ... the Fairmont!

- Hey!

Get your hands off!

- You're out of line.

- Son of a b*tch.

Here you go.

I can't. I can't have

another shot, Abby.

It's so easy.

Here, baby.

Yes.

That's it.

Come on, let's go dance.

Abby!

I wasn't sure you

were gonna wake up.

Ugh. Where am I?

My apartment.

Jesus, really?

Oh, God. The last

thing I remember...

...was downing a

drink at that club.

How much did I drink?

Where did...? Where'd I get this?

I don't think I wanna know.

Are you looking for these?

Yeah.

Um...

God, I don't even remember...

...leaving the club last night.

Sh*t, did I ever...

...call Steve back?

Don't worry, I texted him...

...from your phone.

As you.

I wasn't sure...

...if he knew about your drinking.

How do you like your coffee?

You seem like a milk...

...and sugar kind of girl.

Here. Call in sick.

Spend the day with me,

we'll have so much fun.

Abby, it's my first week, I can't.

It's a hospital, people

get sick all the time.

Sound sick.

Abby, Abby, I feel like sh*t,

but I'm not sick.

Look, I have to go.

Have you seen my clothes anywhere?

I can't wear this to work.

Danni was getting all weird.

Not a thank you.

She was so worried

Steve might find out...

...that Danni got f***ed

by a total stranger.

And she's trying so hard...

...to remember if

she did it or not.

And if that's not enough...

...she's wondering if I

was a part of the fun.

Here, you can have this.

- I was gonna give it away anyways.

- My God...

...thank you so much.

Either way, she'll tell herself...

...the whole thing was a dream.

But I won't let her

get away with that.

No, this was no dream.

Could we just pretend last

night never happened?

How about...

...next time we just

do, like, lunch...

...and shopping or something?

She got f***ed...

...and she liked it.

She can't turn her back on that.

I won't let her.

Neighbor! Hey, neighbor.

Hey, haven't seen you around much.

My schedule's been murder.

What happened to your hand?

Carpal tunnel.

Well, I hope it's from having fun.

No. I mean, not what

you're thinking.

I worry about you going out alone.

There's a lot of creeps out

there, and you look kind of...

- ... you know...

- Slutty?

No, never. But guys might

get the wrong idea.

It's dangerous out there.

I see dead people all the time.

You transport cadavers

to the Anatomy lab.

You work with dead people, Jared.

Yeah, but they weren't

always dead. Some of them...

...were killed.

Just saying, I've

seen some nasty sh*t.

And if you need protection,

I'd be happy to accompany you.

You're such a gentleman.

I'll be fine.

You have a good night, Jared.

You too.

75 Rockefeller.

I knew Danni's prick

stepfather was a psychiatrist.

I also knew he was

a f***ing scumbag.

But I'm a hands-on kind of girl...

...and since I'm here,

it can't hurt to deal...

...with some of my own sh*t.

We've covered a lot of ground

for our first session.

What is it that gives

you so much anxiety?

I feel there's something

you're not telling me.

I'm an addict.

That's more common than you

think in the health-care...

...profession.

What is it that you're addicted to?

Men.

There's nothing wrong with

desiring men at your age.

No, doctor, I'm not desiring men.

I'm addicted to them.

My mommy and I...

...loved going to visit

Daddy at his office.

I want you to put on your

best smile for Daddy.

Okay, go on in.

Daddy worked...

...very hard.

He was very dedicated...

...to his practice.

He was a great influence on me.

Even now, the way I live my

life, the men I choose...

...is a tribute to that man.

Sounds like you had

a perfect family.

Dr. Cook...

...do you think you could help me?

Curing addiction doesn't happen

overnight, it's a process.

There are sex addiction programs...

...and treatment centers

that I can recommend...

...and we'll continue to work

on it here in our sessions.

That's all the time we have.

Same time next week?

And if you, uh, need me sooner...

...here's my cell.

Dr. Cook...

...I feel pretty confident...

...with you at my side...

...I can lick this.

- Hi, Tony.

- Happy to assist you.

As I was saying...

Good morning.

Morning, doctor. I'm fine, thanks.

I hope I don't look that tired.

- I couldn't get to sleep. Morning, Regina.

- Oh.

I guess the paramedic likes

your storage closet...

...because somebody got flowers...

...and it wasn't me.

I can't remember the last

time I got some damn flowers.

I don't know why I can't get my

husband to send me something.

I give him good sex too.

I got a great rack.

No offense.

You are lucky I was on call.

Gunshot victim, internal bleeding.

We drained him, sewed up

the pulmonary lining.

To prevent the sack

from reopening...

...keep him immobilized.

I want him on vecuronium.

Start him on 6 cc's. If he so

much as twitches, let me know...

- ... immediately, we'll up his dosage.

- Understood.

Hmm.

- Six cc's.

- Sorry.

The vercu?

Hey, Michelle. I need 6 cc's...

- ... of vecuronium.

- Okay. I'll get it for you.

Bumpy start for us, Rogers.

But I've got a feeling...

...you'll fit in perfectly.

Keep it up.

Thanks, Mel.

Thanks, Danni.

As I watched

Danni's little round ass...

...the same one that I had

eaten the night before...

prior to finger-f***ing

her to six orgasms.

And when I saw those

tacky $10 flowers...

...from dickless little Steve...

...I couldn't control myself.

F*** him, f*** her.

I'm not some f***-toy to be

played with and tossed aside.

She needs me...

...whether she knows it or not.

I'm so clumsy.

It's okay. Just be careful.

I'll replace the vase.

It's fine, here.

I'm sorry, the flowers

are beautiful.

Did he f*** up?

We just had a disagreement.

Do you wanna talk about it,

just us girls?

Steve's now pressuring

me to move in.

Don't ever...

- ... let a man pressure you.

- He's a really...

...good guy.

They all start that way.

How well...

...do you know Steve?

We met back when we

were freshmen...

...in college. We started

dating a couple years ago.

He was really there for me

when my father passed away.

What happened to him?

Car accident.

Drunk driver.

I'm so sorry.

I know how you feel.

I lost my father...

...when I was 8 years old.

Hold out your hand.

This is an extra key

to my apartment.

- Why? What for?

- If you ever...

...need your own space...

...or you just wanna

get away from Larry...

...or Steve...

...it's there for you.

Thank you.

You know, funny enough,

Larry is the reason I go home.

I don't wanna leave him alone

with my mother. Steve just...

...doesn't understand that.

I understand.

You wanna protect your mother.

Every daughter does.

- Hi, Larry.

- Hi.

I can call you Larry? Is that okay?

- I mean, office hours are over.

- Of course, of course.

Is there something wrong?

- Can you give me a ride?

- Sure.

Do you want me to call

somebody about your car?

No. No, my car is fine.

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