Victory and defeat all in one minute. Sable feels quite proud that Jason is letting her handle something quite dear to him besides the children. "I've never seen eyes colored like yours before Jason. I've seen a lot of people with strange eye color. I've been looking at them for a while now and I'm not hurt. I think they're very pretty." And she had gotten a smile that wasn't directed at the twins out of him. Clearly her work is cut out for her in rebuilding or maybe building in the first place his self confidence.<br/><br/>Once at home, Sable shows the twins to her bedroom and the attached master bath. Luckily the people who own the house have lots of guests, so Sable doesn't have a problem finding tooth brushes for the twins to use. She stays awake long after the twins fall back asleep. It's about eleven thirty by the time the doctors call the next day. Sable had adopted the old babysitting method of keeping the kids occupied via television. The doctors inform her that Jason has a congenital hole in his heart. While people could life their whole lives without problems, the abuse he had been through had caused the problem to worsen. It would continue to get worse if something wasn't done to stop it. That being surgery. In they mean time they would put him on oxygen in order to help get the needed substance into his body.<br/><br/>She and twins walk through his room door right at one o'clock as promised. In her bag is his patched up blind fold, uneven stitches in scarlet thread in all. Sable is pleased to see that he at least tried taking a few bites and had drank something from the food the hospital had provided. She moves the chair like she did last night, a smile coming over her face while the twins catch their father up on what happened since they parted.