Slowly Donna opened her eyes. She saw Sam watching her.
"Donna! You're awake. Oh thank God!"
"Where am I? What happened? I can't remember anything."
"Your in our bedroom. Never worry about what happened. Everything's gonna be alright right now."
"Is the baby alright?"
"Yes, yes everything's fine."
"Sam, everything's not fine. What's wrong I can see it in your eyes, your not telling me something."
"It's just, I was worried about you. I hate you being like this. You've got to promise me something Donna. I know your not gonna like it."
"What?"
"You've got to promise me... that you won't think about Sophie."
"Your kidding, right? I can't just erase everything from my mind. That's not fair, Sam. That's not fair." Donna sat up in the bed.
"I'm not asking you to erase her completely, I just want you to be well again and obviously this is taking it's toll so you have to stop thinking about her."
"I'm not gonna stop thinking about my only daughter, it doesn't matter what you say."
Donna was getting more upset and angry. Before she knew it the words came out of her mouth.
"Why should I have to forget the one of the greastest things in my life. You should think about her. She's your daughter too!"
Donna covered her mouth with her hand. She shouldn't have said that.
Donna stood up, she didn't care if she had a light head or not she walked to the door and left the room, she wanted to let Sam cool down. She knew he was very angry at her, she didn't want to talk about what she had just said when he was angry, but Donna knew she got angry at him too. But how anyone could expect her to forget Sophie she would never know. Or maybe she was the only one who thought that was a bad thing to do. Maybe she could forget about Sophie. Sam's words were becoming more clear to her. Maybe it wouldn't be such a bad thing, he was just trying to make her well and take care of the baby. Donna's thoughts ran away with her and she was there for just under half an hour. She thought it would be wise to go and see Sam again, tell him how sorry she was and how much she loved him.
She slowly walked back into the room and sat beside Sam who was now sitting on the bed, staring into space.
"Donna how could you not tell me?"
"I wanted to, really I did, I just wasn't sure how you would react."
"Well, I feel like the happiest sad person on the planet. I not gonna ask how you know, because I think that would take away the magic of it all."
Donna laughed at him.
"Well, I'm glad you feel that way, Sam. I feel that way, too. You so happy to have her but so sad that she's gone. I know. I've been thinking aout what you said and-"
"You don't have to forget Sophie if you don't want to. I just wanted to make you happier and I knew that was what was dragging you down."
"But I want to forget her. I know that sounds bad, well I don't want to forget her completely but now her funeral is over we can try and get back to normal."
She put a hand on his shoulder.
"Is that alright?"
Sam turned round to face Donna. He put a hand on her cheek and looked into those wonderful eyes. He picked up every emotion. He moved closer to her so their faces were milimetres apart. He kissed her, softly at first, but as they realized how much they had missed one another is turned into a desperate soul shattering moment. They broke apart, hearts beating fast, eyes still locked on each other, needing each other to feel complete. They both lay down, their bodies melting into one. Arms tightly round one another not caring about anything. They sayed like that for ages. Thinking about each other, trying to forget the painful past of the last few days. They tried to remember of the days they spent together being happy.
This was going to be the beginning of happiness...
A/N Should I stop this story? I know it's not very good..... ??