Lee urged caution, as had Stuart. He suggested Jamie respond to the e-mails by setting up a rendezvous, somewhere out in the open where no traps could...be sprung. Jamie nodded his agreement. That had been what he was leaning towards himself, much as he had done with the first survivors he had picked up in the Lynx.He explained to Lee about the second leaflet drop and showed him a copy of the text. He was surprised by how Lee reacted."This is good, but it needs to be backed up by another major. C.U. Nurses' StationEmily Stratton was monitoring the screens that fed her the vitals of her six patients. She was one of four nurses monitoring vitals. Each nurse had six patients to watch over. She was keeping an eye particularly on the kid in bed 5. She kept seeing funny brainwave patterns as well as peculiar drops in his blood pressure. The third time it happened she called Dr. Hook, the attending physician to look.He looked at the screens and then looked at the history printouts and. "Tom, still sitting on the floor, turned and laughed at her. "Well, well, well, it's Laura Poultney-Davis who needs her beauty sleep. Guess I should have let you sleep on." Laura fumed at the implication that she wasn't beautiful now but she didn't have chance to comment before he went on, "Though I suppose you are attractive enough when your face is red and angry like now and your hair is tousled and your make-up's a mess." Her jaw dropped at the cheek of the man. "But no, I'm not making. ” It was Sandy’s mom, Karen. “But we’ve bumped into each other once or twice.”Sandy knew something was up but she didn’t want to say anything in front of her step-dad, who seemed clueless of the awkward situation.Jason tried to respond, “I umm...”Karen smiled at Jason, “I used to work at Kelly’s Diner. On Greene Street. You had breakfast there a couple of times. Remember?”Jason didn’t remember because he has never been to Kelly’s Diner but, “Yeah, that must have been it.”Karen leaned in and.