Téa came to check in at the hospital every day until the day he was finally discharged a week later. On discharge day Téa picked up the wheel chair from Mokuba's house and drove to the hospital. As she took it on the elevator she silently wondered if Kaiba would get rid of her as soon as he gained some mobility back.

The elevator dinged and she knew she arrived at her floor. She walked into his room and the doctor was there waiting. "Since you are the one caring for him, I need to know if you can lift him by yourself. If not, Mr. Mokuba you're going to have to hire someone else."

Téa's eyes lit up with fury, 'Who the hell does this guy think he is?' With determination Téa walked up to Kaiba and gently put his hands on her shoulders. She knew he couldn't hold on, but it made her feel safer regardless. She went to hoist him up, but he was clearly too heavy. 'How can he be so heavy? He is nothing but skin and bones?' she thought to herself.

Téa gently pushed him back down on the bed and turned to Mokuba. Mokuba smiled and said, "Don't worry Téa you won't be by yourself in the mansion. I can even hire you a nurse."

"That will be fine Mokuba," Téa said as she tried again, this time with Mokuba's assistance.

"There we go Kaiba," she said as they set him in the wheel chair, "Let's go Mokuba."

"Okay, but give me a moment with the doctor please," Mokuba replied.

Téa put Kaiba's feet in the foot plates and said, "I am going to head towards the car. I need to move some stuff out the front seat. She then left the room with Kaiba.

Mokuba turned to the doctor, "What do you have against Téa?"

The doctor looked up from his paper, "Women aren't supposed to be doctors. Women aren't supposed to be workers. They should be at home bearing children and managing the family. Even if she has the education, she does not have the strength. She is not qualified to be anything more than a wife and mother."

Mokuba frowned, "Although I don't agree with your thought process, I do believe Téa will need help. Are there any nurses you would recommend?"

The doctor wrote down the name of a male nurse and said, "Have a nice day Mr. Kaiba."

Mokuba ignored his goodbye and walked to the elevator.

…

When they walked into the door, "Téa asked okay, where are we going?"

"Up Stai..., dang it! I forgot big brother's room is upstairs. Okay, we are going to put him in a guest room downstairs." Mokuba walked to a room and said, "This one will do. It has its own bathroom."

Téa rolled Kaiba into the room and was shocked, "Mokuba this room is almost as big as my whole apartment."

Mokuba laughed and said, "Yeah, but when Seto built this house, he wanted to make it wheelchair accessible, figuring it might come in handy one day. As it turns out, he was right…Too bad he didn't think about installing an elevator too."

Mokuba helped Téa get his older brother in the bed. He then said, "Seto's room is the first room to your right after you climb the stairs. Can you grab some of his clothes while I make a few phone calls?"

Kaiba looked at Téa as if daring her to touch his things. She ignored Kaiba's death stares and said, "Sure Mokuba."

…

As Téa walked into his room she was in awe. She could tell it was done by designers. Satin sheets, velvet curtains, everything looked expensive! She walked to his dresser and found a duffle bag sitting on top. She grabbed the bag and started to go through his drawers. She was surprised to find very little clothes. 'Most of his clothes must be in the closet she thought to herself. She did however find several pairs of silk pajamas, cotton T-shirts, Shorts, and boxer shorts. She grabbed the most comfortable looking items and was about to leave when curiosity got to the best of her and she went to peak in his closet. As expected, the closet was huge and had numerous suits and trench coats.

She walked downstairs with the duffle bag and Mokuba said, "Téa come here for a second." She walked into the kitchen and Mokuba said, "Téa this is Noah, he will be your nurse."

"Hello Téa, it is a pleasure to meet you," the man held his hand out. Téa looked him over and he was very handsome. He was tall, with blue eyes, and aqua colored hair. He looked a year or two younger than she was. It was impossible to notice his muscular build, even under the light blue scrubs he was wearing. The glimmer of her engagement ring caught her eye as she reached out to shake his hand, "likewise."

Noah noticed the ring on her hand and flirted, "Aw man, your taken? If you ever decide to dump the louse, why don't you give me a ring."

Téa ignored his question and said, "Noah, I would like to keep this strictly business. Please refrain yourself from any further comments like that." Noah agreed and she turned to Mokuba, "When do I get to meet the therapists?"

"Tomorrow," Mokuba answered. "For today, just try to make Seto as comfortable as possible. I have a press conference at 12:00 to discuss my brother's health. So, I will see you guys later."

Téa walked to the room and looked around. Noah asked, "What can I do for you princess?"

Téa glared at him and said, "There isn't a TV in here. I think Kaiba would be more comfortable if he had something to occupy his mind with while he was recovering." He nodded and left.

Kaiba watched her as he left, she let out a sigh of relief and mumble, "Geez he is more obnoxious than Joey." She sat Kaiba up slightly and placed another pillow under his head. "Is that better?" she asked. It took him for a second before he realized what she was waiting for, He blinked twice and she smiled. "Good." Her cellphone rang, so she walked across the room to answer it.

Kaiba watched her answer the phone, and listened as she stepped out the room.

"Hey Yugi, what's up? ... No thank you Yugi, I am going to fix lunch for Kaiba and I here. He can't have solid foods just yet…You're going out tonight with the guys again? This is the third time this week and it's only Thursday. Yugi, I was hoping we could go out to eat tonight or catch a movie… I understand you offered me lunch but… Just do what you want Yugi, I don't have time for this." She hung up the phone and walked back in the room to put away his clothes in this dresser. She left out one set of clothes for later.

As she was finishing up, Noah walked in with a flat screen TV. "Alright gorgeous, where do you want it?"

"Right on top the dresser Noah. After you put that together, I want you to give Kaiba a proper bath. He has been stuck in that hospital for days without anything better than a sponge bath," Téa instructed as she pulled out her stethoscope and blood pressure cuff. She wrote down some numbers and said, "I am going fix Kaiba and I some soup for lunch. Would you like some?"

"I bet you are an amazing chef. I would love some." Noah said. Téa then walked to the kitchen on the other end of the mansion.

Noah walked over to the bed and rolled Kaiba into the bathroom. He crouched down before Kaiba and asked, "Do you recognize me Kaiba?"

Kaiba looked at Noah. He did look familiar, but he couldn't place where he saw him…maybe from one of the dueling tournaments?

"I'll give you a hint," he said, "You killed my father." Kaiba's eyes got wide and the boy continued, "That's right, I am Gozaburo Kaiba's biological son…and I am out for revenge." Noah punched Kaiba in the stomach. Kaiba's body slouched over and a breathy groan escaped his lips. Noah then said, "Don't worry Kaiba, I am going to take care of you just like you did my father. He grabbed Kaiba's arm and rammed Kaiba's head into a cabinet.

…

Téa heard a loud bump and decided to go see if Noah needed help. She knocked on the door, "Noah, is everything alright? I can help you if you are having trouble."

Noah snapped out of his trance and said, "No princess, Mr. Kaiba just knocked over a bottle of shampoo as he was getting in. That's all. There was no damage done."

"Okay," Téa replied, "Lunch should be ready in ten minutes."

Noah replied, "We'll be out by then." Noah then put Kaiba into the tub and started to bathe him.

…

When Noah rolled Kaiba into the kitchen, she noticed Kaiba looked tired. "Are you feeling alright Kaiba?" she asked. She pulled out a small light on her key ring and shined it into his eyes. He immediately shut them because the light hurt them. She clicked the light off and asked, "Do you feel dizzy? Does your head hurt?" He blinked twice for both questions.

She turned to Michael and asked, "Did Kaiba hit his head when he slipped?"

Michael shook his head, no. She then mumbled, "That asshole of a doctor he had before must not have noticed."

Kaiba tried to tell her no, that wasn't it but she didn't catch on. She pushed his bangs out his face and asked "Does your head hurt Kaiba?" he blinked twice and she walked over to her purse to dig out Tylenol. She filled a glass of water and knelt before him. She placed the pill in his mouth and pressed the cup to his mouth to help him swallow the pill. She then grabbed his bowl of soup and said, "Okay, I am going to feed you, but you are going to hold your spoon. I want you to start regaining muscle strength."

…

Mokuba arrived home at 7:00 sharp, "Hey Téa, did my brother give you any trouble?"

"No, he is doing well… all things considering. But, I noticed Kaiba had a concussion," Téa said.

"But, he didn't have that before…Did something happen?" Mokuba asked.

"I asked Noah and he told me that Kaiba slipped in the tub, but he didn't hit his head. So, I don't know. Maybe, it was just glazed over by the doctor since he was worried about the stroke." Téa explained.

"Maybe," Mokuba said skeptically, "Still Téa, could you keep an eye on him? Something about this seems fishy."

"Of course. I will see you tomorrow Mokuba," she said as she made her way down the road.

…

Mokuba entered his brother's room. "Hey big brother, did you have a good day?" Mokuba asked. He looked at his older brother and a wave of sadness washed over him. His older brother has always been strong and independent. Seeing him lying in the bed, unable to do anything was painful. A tear rolled down Mokuba's cheek. He hugged his brother and said, "Don't worry Seto, Téa will have you fixed up soon. Just you wait."