"Thanks. I needed to get out of there."
"Bones I know that going back there probably brought back some memories but don't worry. It's all over now." He came to her room and opened the door.
"Do you remember? This is the room." She said ignoring what he said.
"Yep this is your room."
"No. this is the room you were in, the last time." he looked around.
"Oh right. That's slightly weird."
"I know." He took them into the room and helped her out of the chair. This time she didn't stop him. As she sat on her bed, she held his wrist.
"I… are you…Ok?"
"Sorry?"
"Kenton was out to get at you. That must have affected you in some way. You must feel something."
"You have to stop trying to use physiology. But this time I have to admit you're right." He sighed.
"The thought of losing Parker all the squints and…" he paused. "...you. It nearly killed me."
"That's good to know."
"Sorry?" he asked.
"Well I mean it's good to know that you were so worried." She shrugged.
"So, you said you were going to make up for all that stress."
"I did, didn't I." she smiled. Booth leaned in towards her and as he did the door opened.
"Mr Booth? You can see Mr Cullen now." Said a red-haired nurse. In his mind Booths cursed. Maybe it's not meant to happen! Booth thought, then he scolded himself. If there was anything that this whole experience had thought him it was he was head-over heels about her, and that all he wanted was to be with her. Sighing he stood up and followed the nurse down the hall to Cullen.