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<blockquote data-quote="stevew" data-source="post: 178979" data-attributes="member: 130">In their bed room Pamela hugs John Ross, exited, thrilled, ecstatic.&nbsp; “So he’s all ours and Elena’s leaving Dallas?”“Yes.&nbsp; It’s all taken care of.”“Oh John Ross, thank you, thank you, thank you.” Harris sits with Anne in a park in Dallas.&nbsp; Anne looks shocked.&nbsp; “I don’t know what to say.&nbsp; I can’t imagine what you’ve been through.&nbsp; You’re father was an impossible man.&nbsp; And your mother . . .”&nbsp; “I just wanted you to know.&nbsp; I do care very much for you Anne.&nbsp; I can’t ever apologize enough for what I did to you.”&nbsp; “If it wasn’t for you, I’d have died a long time ago.&nbsp; I can’t even think about how many times you put me in rehab.&nbsp; But you knew all about me, what I’d been through, my family.&nbsp; I wish you’d have told me about you sooner.&nbsp; You shouldn’t have had to keep this to yourself all those years.&nbsp; Have you told Emma?”“I’m going to.&nbsp; This weekend.”&nbsp; “What do you want me to do?”“Tell everyone you know.”“What?&nbsp; Are you sure?”“I don’t want to have to talk to everybody myself.&nbsp; I figure you tell the Ewing’s the word will get out.”“You know they’ll be ok with this news.”“I do.”&nbsp; “You don’t seem as opposed to working with them as I thought you would.”“I’ve got use to it.&nbsp; You know maybe it’s the death of his father, but John Ross really seems to come into his own.&nbsp; I know how that can be.&nbsp; And Ellie reminds me of my mother.”“Yeah, she’s something else.”“And Bo . . .” “What about Bo?”“I’m . . .&nbsp; I ah . . .&nbsp; Bo and I are . . .&nbsp; We’ve been seeing each other.”&nbsp; “Bo?&nbsp; You’ve been seeing Bo Harper?”&nbsp; “He’s out to everyone but the Ewing’s.”“Wow.&nbsp; Is that something I should keep a secret?”&nbsp; “No .”&nbsp; Harris smiles the most delighted smile of his life.&nbsp; Jayden and Balto come riding back in, laughing with each other.&nbsp; Jayden’s excited to tell her father that she mended a fence, fixed a windmill so it’s pumping water up again, and tagged some calves.Bobby walks through the executive offices of Trident, welcomed by everyone, shaking hands, taking compliments.&nbsp; “The legionary Bobby Ewing.”&nbsp; “It’s a great honor, sir.”&nbsp; “I hope we’ll see a lot of you around here.”&nbsp; “I don’t know about that.&nbsp; I’m not here for a day to day job.&nbsp; I already got one of them.”&nbsp; He stops at an office door which reads, ‘Robert J. Ewing, Chairman of the Board, TridentEwing Corporation.’</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stevew, post: 178979, member: 130"] In their bed room Pamela hugs John Ross, exited, thrilled, ecstatic. “So he’s all ours and Elena’s leaving Dallas?” “Yes. It’s all taken care of.” “Oh John Ross, thank you, thank you, thank you.” Harris sits with Anne in a park in Dallas. Anne looks shocked. “I don’t know what to say. I can’t imagine what you’ve been through. You’re father was an impossible man. And your mother . . .” “I just wanted you to know. I do care very much for you Anne. I can’t ever apologize enough for what I did to you.” “If it wasn’t for you, I’d have died a long time ago. I can’t even think about how many times you put me in rehab. But you knew all about me, what I’d been through, my family. I wish you’d have told me about you sooner. You shouldn’t have had to keep this to yourself all those years. Have you told Emma?” “I’m going to. This weekend.” “What do you want me to do?” “Tell everyone you know.” “What? Are you sure?” “I don’t want to have to talk to everybody myself. I figure you tell the Ewing’s the word will get out.” “You know they’ll be ok with this news.” “I do.” “You don’t seem as opposed to working with them as I thought you would.” “I’ve got use to it. You know maybe it’s the death of his father, but John Ross really seems to come into his own. I know how that can be. And Ellie reminds me of my mother.” “Yeah, she’s something else.” “And Bo . . .” “What about Bo?” “I’m . . . I ah . . . Bo and I are . . . We’ve been seeing each other.” “Bo? You’ve been seeing Bo Harper?” “He’s out to everyone but the Ewing’s.” “Wow. Is that something I should keep a secret?” “No .” Harris smiles the most delighted smile of his life. Jayden and Balto come riding back in, laughing with each other. Jayden’s excited to tell her father that she mended a fence, fixed a windmill so it’s pumping water up again, and tagged some calves. Bobby walks through the executive offices of Trident, welcomed by everyone, shaking hands, taking compliments. “The legionary Bobby Ewing.” “It’s a great honor, sir.” “I hope we’ll see a lot of you around here.” “I don’t know about that. I’m not here for a day to day job. I already got one of them.” He stops at an office door which reads, ‘Robert J. Ewing, Chairman of the Board, TridentEwing Corporation.’ [/QUOTE]

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