Silhouette
Pathologist
Greg's eyes fell on the thing in her hands. A cute teddy bear, with 'Get Well Soon' across its front. For me? He couldn't help but smile. The little things she does that made him felt warm inside.
His wide grin vanished behind the teddy as he held it up in front of his face, its front facing Sara. He moved its hands and made it to nod with his thumb. "Thank you, Miss Sara." he said in child-like voice from behind it.
He then made the teddy dance in the air. "My owner is Greg Sanders... Wheeee!!"
Sara laughed and Greg held the teddy back on his lap, grinning widely. His eyes lingered on her for a moment. Oh how much he loved to see her laugh... She caught his gaze and he looked down.
They talked a bit. About everything else, except for one thing that's been bugging his mind. His hands idly played with the teddy on his lap. Are you just a 'friendship' Teddy, or are you more? The teddy just looked up at him.
Sara was telling him about a book she read and Greg had his eyes on her again. But he almost didn't hear what she was saying.
Why are you still here, Sara? You could've gone back to work. I know how much work is important to you.
He probably had known the answer in his heart but he was too afraid to believe it.
Who am I to you?
Something ached inside of him.
She finished her story and suddenly they both fell silent. He looked down again, to the teddy bear in his hands.
He had to know.
He wasn't sure about the move he was about to take... but he needed to know something first. Where does he stand? It was more blurry than ever.
"Hey Sara, can I ask you something?" he felt his heart pounding against his chest.
He met her quizzical look.
I'm standing outside your door. Please let me in...
"Umm... about you and Grissom..." he began carefully, "Is it really over?"
He swallowed. "I know it's none of my business. I was just... curious..."
His wide grin vanished behind the teddy as he held it up in front of his face, its front facing Sara. He moved its hands and made it to nod with his thumb. "Thank you, Miss Sara." he said in child-like voice from behind it.
He then made the teddy dance in the air. "My owner is Greg Sanders... Wheeee!!"
Sara laughed and Greg held the teddy back on his lap, grinning widely. His eyes lingered on her for a moment. Oh how much he loved to see her laugh... She caught his gaze and he looked down.
They talked a bit. About everything else, except for one thing that's been bugging his mind. His hands idly played with the teddy on his lap. Are you just a 'friendship' Teddy, or are you more? The teddy just looked up at him.
Sara was telling him about a book she read and Greg had his eyes on her again. But he almost didn't hear what she was saying.
Why are you still here, Sara? You could've gone back to work. I know how much work is important to you.
He probably had known the answer in his heart but he was too afraid to believe it.
Who am I to you?
Something ached inside of him.
She finished her story and suddenly they both fell silent. He looked down again, to the teddy bear in his hands.
He had to know.
He wasn't sure about the move he was about to take... but he needed to know something first. Where does he stand? It was more blurry than ever.
"Hey Sara, can I ask you something?" he felt his heart pounding against his chest.
He met her quizzical look.
I'm standing outside your door. Please let me in...
"Umm... about you and Grissom..." he began carefully, "Is it really over?"
He swallowed. "I know it's none of my business. I was just... curious..."