"Yeah, I guess." Chase replies, about to say something else when Nurse Diana speaks up. He had not noticed her standing there, so it was slightly startling. But he just laughs, he got along well with the nurse, she was like a third grandmother to him, and she treated him like a grandson. She sits down next to them, and begins to talk, telling them that with trying they can overcome the impossible. She asks if they heard of something called the buddy system, and Chase nods. It was something that grade school kids and junior high students had, but apparently she was talking about something different.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"The buddy system is a procedure in which two people, the "buddies", operate together as a single unit so that they are able to monitor and help each other. But, don't think of it as something from elementary school. Think of it as two people, friends, helping each other 'fix' their disabilities... Think that if you two can help each other overcome something as a label, 'Disabled' then maybe it can help you see a different side of life."</span>She gets up and leaves, heading towards her car in the parking lot. Chase was surprised at this, and doesn't know what to say. Instead he watches as she drives off, before standing up from the steps.<br/><br/>He turns to face Wendy, and smiles. He gets an idea, and grins widely. "Hey, we have practice tomorrow too, at around noon. If you want, you should come! Oh, and my mom is coming to pick me up, is it all right if I offer to give you a ride? I really want you to meet her. She's a doctor, so...yeah..." He smiles, not sure if he should have told her that his mom was a doctor, but now that it was said he couldn't take it back. "It's all right if you don't want to get a ride, I'll see you tomorrow...but I hope you'll say yes." He smiles at her, his green eyes twinkling with hope.