Bonnie sat upright in her bed, flipping through the channels on the TV. She stopped at a nature program and waited. A nurse walked in with a smile on her face. "I hear you get to go home today, Bonnie." The friendly African-American woman said. Bonnie smiled back. "Yeah." She simply replied. The nurse nodded and left the room. Then Bonnie went back to her waiting.

By this point, Ethan had come to find out that Mikhail had 'escaped' from the hospital. He'd have to go check on the man later, but for now, his priorities were Bonnie. Returning to the hospital, he once more approached the main desk. "I'm here for Miss Bonnie Hatchett."

The lady at the desk looked up from her work once again and led Ethan down the hall. "Here she is. Are you coming to pick her up?" She asked, pushing the door open. Bonnie stood up when she saw her friend. "Ethan!" She exclaimed. Right now she was happy to see just about anybody. She wanted to get out of this place.

"Yes, I'm here to pick her up." A smile was ready to greet Bonnie as the nurse opened the door. Stepping forward, he looked her up and down, "Well, I'd say you're feeling better. Ready to leave this place?" Ethan asked pleasantly. So far, he hadn't encountered the gang any more, and was hoping it would stay that way for a while. Little did he know what his boss had in plan for the gangs, though he didn't have any say in the matter.

Bonnie kept that cheerful smile as she stepped closer to Ethan. "I'm great. I'd like to get out of here as soon as possible." She replied. For once, she was eager to see her sister.

As he had before after finding Charlene's car, Ethan put an arm around Bonnie's shoulders. A sort of symbolic gesture, as if saying he was there to protect her no matter what, and that she could always depend on him. "Perfect. The sooner the better." More than happy to leave the place as well, Ethan led Bonnie out to his truck. While he had Tom picking up Salsa and Tidus's fighters, Ethan headed for his house.