(MESSAGES LEFT FOR JULIA JACKSON)
KAREN
Julie? You go, Girl! Everybody's talking about you at the Hospital today.
What you did last night! You saved a life on your first day on the job!
Nobody's done that before. Nobody's sure how you did it either.
I am so proud to know you. Course I tell everyone that I'm the one
who talked you into trying out for the E.M.T. training program.
Call when you can. By the way, where did you learn that trick with
a ballpoint pen?
SAM ROBERTS
Ms. Jackson, I'm Sam Roberts from the Star. I want to interview you
as soon as possible. I cover the Hospital for the Star, and the whole
place is buzzing about you today. About how you revived someone
who was dead according to the monitors. I'll give you the number
of my cell phone: 628-1516.
HAMILTON HAMMOND
You done good, Julie. I want to meet you for a drink after my shift.
Call me at 574-8505. That's Hamilton Hammond at 574-8505.
JASON KEYSEEKER
Miss Jackson, this is Mr. Keyseeker at Big City Hospital. I want you to get
in touch with my secretary, Mrs. Cleaver, extension 717, as soon as you...
as soon as possible. To make an appointment with me. Although we are all
pleased, of course, that your patient survived last night, the procedures
that you utilized were, in fact, quite unorthodox, if I have been informed
correctly. In fact, they are not authorized for use by Technicians. You are,
as I'm sure you realize, still in your probationary period. I will probably need
to suspend you for some period of time, but I'm obligated to hear your side
of the story before announcing my decision. So call Mrs. Cleaver right away.
GRANNY
Julie-Baby, this is Granny. I guess you're at work now. No. Marie said you're
working nights this week. So where are you now? I want you to call me.
You could be helping me. I can't believe that you really think that doing stuff
that some stranger pays you to do is more important than talking to your
own grandmother. I'm not going to live forever you know.
KENNETH LAYRON
Miss Jackson, I'm Ken Layron. I was told that you were in the ambulance
with my wife last night, when she was taken to the hospital. I'm calling
to find out what became of her gold Rolex watch. She always wears it,
and it has gone missing. I want to talk with you about it, before I file any
complaints with the authorities. My goal in this matter is to recover that watch.
As quickly as possible. Not to punish anyone who might have made a mistake.
So our little chat could be completely off the record. Please call me at 386-1716.
There will probably be a reward for whomever gets that watch back to me.
END