A/N: This story takes place four years after Loony Ever After. You might need tissues because this is going to be sad.

Chapter One

"Are you listening tae me, Campbell?" Doctor Greene asked while Campbell looked out the window and watched the rain falling. He blinked as Doctor Greene walked to him and tapped Campbell's shoulder. "Campbell?"

"Hmmm?" Campbell asked then placed his forehead against the glass and looked at the rain trickling down the glass. He never minded the days he felt tired and sad, but this wasn't right and he sighed, placing his palms against the cool glass.

"Sit down."

"No, I dinnae feel like it," Campbell said as he frowned and looked out at the rain. He didn't know what was wrong, but he had been feeling down for the last few days and his wife, Marcy, had brought him to see Doctor Greene.

"Have you been taking the new drugs?"

"Aye," Campbell said as Doctor Greene wrote on Campbell's file and Campbell watched him, walking to the desk. "What are you doing?"

"I'm just writing down that you took the new drugs."

"Do you always do that?" Campbell asked with a slight growl to his voice and Doctor Greene sat back in the chair.

"Of course I do," he said when Campbell growled and swiped his arm over the table, knocking everything off the desk onto the floor.

"You bastard, how dare you spy on me!" Campbell shouted when the door slammed open and two interns and Marcy ran into the room.

"Campbell, what's wrong?" Marcy asked as he turned and pointed at Doctor Greene.

"He's spying on me!" Campbell said then looked at the interns and hopped onto the desk. "Back off!"

"Campbell, calm down, it's alright," Marcy said as she walked closer and held her hands up. Campbell was shaking and breathing hard and fast as his eyes darted from her to the interns to Doctor Greene and he swayed side to side. "Come on, Love, let's sit on the floor, ok?"

"No!" Campbell shouted then sat on the desk and curled into a ball, placing his hands over his head. "Just leave me alone!"

"What did you do tae him?!" Marcy demanded while she ran to the desk and Campbell softly whimpered, clawing his fingers through his hair. "No, Love, dinnae do that."

"I didn't do anything tae him!" Doctor Green said when Campbell screamed and balled his fingers into fist against his head.

"Make it stop! It hurts!" Campbell bellowed then passed out and the last thing he heard was Marcy demanding Doctor Greene to call for an ambulance.

Campbell moaned when he realized that he couldn't move as he opened his eyes and saw a blurry white ceiling over his head. Blinking his eyes a few times until the ceiling became clearer, he sighed when the door opened and he moved his eyes, seeing the nurse walking toward the bed.

"Good morning," the nurse said as he blinked and she gently pressed two fingers against his neck then looked at her watch. Campbell half closed his eyes while she examined him then wrote on the chart and headed for the door.

"Excuse me, but do you mind telling me why I'm strapped tae the bed?" he asked as she walked back to the bed and brushed the fringe out of his eyes.

"It's so you wouldnae hurt yourself."

"Aye, I understand that, but there's nothing wrong with me."

"You dinnae remember the last week?" she asked as his eyes went wide and his mouth dropped open.

"I've been here for a week?!"

"Aye, I have never seen anyone go through such a violent reaction tae drug treatments in my life. You stopped breathing three times, had two small seizures and screamed for hours until you passed out," she said as he looked at the ceiling and sighed.

"Where's my wife?"

"She's down the hall. She's been sleeping in one of the staff sleeping rooms since you've been here. I'll go get her," the nurse said as he nodded and she left the room, closing the door behind her. A few minutes later the door opened when Marcy ran to the bed and Campbell looked up her then sighed. He jumped as she kissed his lips while holding his face in her hands and slid her tongue into his mouth. Moaning into her mouth, he closed his eyes as she moved her fingers through his hair then moved back and held his head in her hands.

"Hello," she whispered as he smiled and tears appeared in the corners of his eyes.

'What happened tae me?" he asked as she hushed him and stroked his hair.

"You had a bad reaction tae the new drugs Doctor Greene prescribed for you. They had tae pump your stomach and you've been fighting the side effects for the last few days."

"The nurse said that I stopped breathing."

"Aye, you did."

"And I had a few seizures?"

"Aye," she said as the tears trickled down his cheeks and she kissed the tip of his nose then wiped the tears away with the pads of her thumbs.

"Am I going tae be alright?" he asked softly with a childlike tone to his voice and she kissed his forehead.

"Aye," she whispered then undid the straps around his wrists, carefully climbed onto the bed and laid down next to him, placing her head on his chest. His arms hurt from the times they had to take blood samples, but he wrapped his arms around her and kissed the top of her head. His heart was pounding in her ear as she stroked his nipple through the thin material of the hospital gown he was wearing until it grew hard under her fingers and he sighed, rubbing his eyes with his fingers.

"What did you tell the boys?" he finally asked as she looked up at him and stroked her fingers against the side of his neck.

"Well, I told Eddie that you were sick and in the hospital, but told Logan the truth. He was so pissed off that he said that he wanted tae punch Doctor Greene in the face. Speaking of him, the wanker had the balls tae came tae the flat, he wanted tae apologize, and Logan punched him in the nuts," she said as he softly laughed and she glared at him. "It's nae funny."

"No, it's nae," he said then yawned and rubbed his eyes with his fingers. "What did you tell them at the station?"

"I told them the truth. I also called Anna," she said and his eyes went wide. Anna Duff was their solicitor and for her to call Anna meant that someone was in big trouble.

"Pulling out the big guns, are you?" he asked as she smiled and kissed his chest.

"Aye and she says we have a good case against Doctor Greene. He didn't advise you of the side effects of the drugs, did he?"

"He did tell me that I might get moody, but I never thought I would go full out pissed off."

"But he never told you that you'd have seizures or anything?"

"Nope, he never mentioned that. He did say that it was safe tae take with the rest of the stuff I take."

"Uh, no, the doctor that treated you said that you shouldnae have taken them with two of the drugs you were taking. In fact he said that was the reason you stopped breathing," she said as he started shaking and she sat up. Unbuckling the rest of the straps, she helped him sit up as she held him and Campbell started crying. Hushing him, Marcy rocked him until he calmed down then she got up and took some tissues out of her purse. Walking back to the bed, she sat behind him when he leaned back against her and she helped him blow his nose.

"Does this mean that I have tae start over again?" he asked as she looked at him and he wiped the tears out of his eyes.

"What are you talking aboot?"

"I'm talking aboot my drugs. Am I going tae have tae start over again tae find out what I can take?"

"Och, no, the doctor said you can take them," she said as he rolled onto his side and she wrapped her arms around him. Placing his head on her shoulder, Campbell closed his eyes as she gently rocked him and rubbed his arm. His breathing evened out as he fell asleep and she slid him down onto the bed while getting off the bed then covered him with the blanket. Kissing his hair, she headed for the door when she left the room then leaned against the wall and the tears ran down her cheeks.