Robin Scorpio stretched and groaned a little as her tired body woke up. She playfully swatted the shoulder of the man lying in bed next to her. "Hey, Patrick! You wore me out last night!"
Patrick awoke, grumbling. "Yeah, and its all my fault, huh? You were the greedy one."
Robin grinned. "You're so cheerful in the morning."
Patrick scowled but then laughed a little. He pulled Robin in close, and whispered, "I would be as cheerful as you like as long as you wake up next to me every morning."
Robin moaned softly as he kissed her neck and made his way up to her lips. She kissed him back, and things were getting more passionate when the phone rang. Robin sighed and reached over to answer it.
"Hello?"
"Robin?" a familiar voice asked over the line.
"Brenda! Hey, how are you?"
"I'm good. Actually, I'm just getting in to Port Charles right now."
Robin sat up, excited. Patrick sat up as well, but was a little more restrained. After all, he didn't know Brenda. But he wanted to meet this woman that Robin was such good friends with.
"You're coming in? Oh wow, I didn't think you would be coming back to visit any time soon."
"Well, actually, it's a funny story, but I'll tell you when I get there. Are you working today?"
"Yeah, but not until this afternoon. So I'm free for lunch. Plus, you have to meet Patrick." Robin smiled over at Patrick as she said this, and he smiled back.
Brenda giggled. "Oh yeah, the hot doctor right? Can't wait!"
"Brenda!" Robin teased. "Anyway, call me when you get here, and we'll grab lunch and pay a few people some visits, I would imagine?"
"Oh you can bet on that."
The two women said their good byes, and Robin headed into the shower to get ready. Patrick fixed them some breakfast, and they finished getting ready and cleaned their apartment up a little. Robin was so excited, she could barely restrain herself.
"You miss her, don't you?" Patrick asked.
"Yeah. I loved Paris, and I loved seeing her all the time. She was my best friend for so long."
Patrick sighed as they sat down on the couch. "Do you ever think about going back?"
Robin looked up at him. "Yes, but I have things more important to me here."
He grinned down at her, and they talked for a while, as Robin reminisced about her adventures with Brenda. They laughed and joked around, and Robin raced to the phone when it rang.
"Hello?"
"I'm here, I'm coming upstairs!"
"Great!"
Robin turned. "She's on her way up, Patrick."
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