[b]Shannon & Bull - Haywood/Infirmary - EVERYONE THERE (You know who you are)[/b]

When Henry entered the infirmary, Shannon lifted her head in his direction. He was followed by a rather large man holding... 

"What?" Shannon uttered in complete shock. Here eyes widened to the point of almost falling out of her eye sockets as she watched the man with the lumberjack arms carry the woman to a bed.

Bull didn't notice Shannon nor did he even look in her direction. His focus was entirely on Lauren as he dropped her down on a bed, his clothes now stained with blood. Though he had been keeping it in control in the truck, tears began streaming down his face and into his bushy beard. She was such a beautiful and powerful woman. To see her in the state she was in was a mockery of her entire existence. For Lauren to come crashing down after so long was one cruelty Bull couldn't understand. He leaned down on the bed and gripped at the sheets. "Please, god, someone please do something!"

Shannon stared at the man's back, practically drilling a hole through him with her gaze. It took everything in her not to throw herself out the door. "Daniel," she whispered, grabbing for his arm. "Daniel, that man was a raider. He tried to kill James and I..." She trailed off, realizing she couldn't sit here any longer. She burst out of her seat, her exhaustion melting away to make way for flooding adrenaline. "He's a murderer!" she yelled. "You can't let him in here!"

Bull turned around, his eyes red and puffy from crying. He shook his head at this girl, having no idea what she was talking about. "I don't understand-"

"You were with Tyler! I will never [i]ever[/i] forget your face! You tried to kill a fourteen year old boy!"

Bull continued to shake his head, but eventually his mouth went agape with realization. She was right. She was that girl who got the slip on him. He watched her silently as she continued to demand that he be locked up. He was too distraught- too [i]tired[/i]- to even come up with something to say to this. So Bull only stood there, a silent giant.