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Well, today's a big day for Jack and Sally. Thanks to SugarySnicket and Fellowdork(again, cause your review was so good). You guys rock. I won't keep you waiting, here's the next chapter.

"You're sure this won't hurt her?" Jack asked.

"Almost 80 percent sure." the doctor replied as he was fastening the wires to Sally's chest and arms.

"And the uh, babies will be okay?" "We'll see." siad the doctor, as he was hooking the wires to the generator. "What does that mean?" asked Jack. The doctor glared at him. "Look Jack, I'm not entirely sure of anything right now. This is not exactly an every day operation. Now I'm betting that Sally needs support right now, not questions." the doc said firmly. That made Jack feel guilty. He looked over at Sally, she looked so frail lying on that table, hooked up to all those wires. He walked over to her, and took her hand. Jack knew she couldn't hear him, but her talked to her anyway.

"We're ready to start." said Dr.Finklestien. "You may want to back up." he flipped on his goggles. He handed Jack a pair too. "I uh, don't have eyes." "Oh, right, I forgot. Well, you still need to back up behind this line." he pointed at a line on the floor. Jack walked, reluctantly, past the line. the doctor flipped a switch. the labratory burst into light, it was so bright Jack had to squint his eye sockets to see. His sockets finally focused and what he saw horrified him. Sally was thrashing on the table, and you could see volts passing through her. Jack cried out, she looked like she was in so much pain! he couldn't possibly believe she was asleep. "Stop! Stop the machine! You're hurting her!" he vried out, pleading the doctor to stop. "Stop it Jack! She's fine." the doctor replied. Jack looked back at Sally. That thrashing was definately not fine. "Almost enough power." the doctor said. He pushed up a lever. Sally's thrashings became more violent. Jack couldn't look anymore, it looked like the doctor was killing Sally! Finally it stopped.

Jack slowly opened his eyes. Sally had stopped thrashing about on the table, and instead was still. 'Too still' thought Jack. "Is she okay?" asked Jack. The doctor looked worried. "Is she okay?!" exclaimed Jack. The doctor hung his head. Jack ran over to Sally. He grabbed her hand. "Please wake up." he said gently. "I'm so sorry Jack." said the doctor, a tear in his eye. "Come on Sally, pull through." he said.

DUN DUN DUH!!! Will Sally live? What happened to the twins? When will people start reviewing? Who knows!