That Aint My Truck
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That Aint My Truck

Disclaimer: Rescue 77 and it's characters belong to Aaron Spelling and Spelling Productions Inc. All other characters belong to me, so ask if you wanna use 'em. Lyrics in this story belong to Rhett Akins. Great song, btw. Feedback is good.

Pairing(s): Yup, but you'll have to read to find out!

Content Warning: Nah, not in this one.

Notes: Uh, okay...Megan and Bell are NOT my favorite couple, but y'all already knew that. :-) For all intents and purposes, Dr. Don drives a truck too, 'kay? 'Kay. This is my second story and has nothing to do with my first one. It's much shorter too, you'll notice. On with the show!

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That Ain't My Truck

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© 1999, By: Ash Carroll

Michael looked at Megan. "Which one of us do you want?" he asked. "Don or Me?"

"I don't know." Her tone was cool.

"Well you can't have both, Megan. You have to choose."

"I'll let you know in a week."

"Fine."

Megan watched as Michael got up and stalked out of Sloan's. She wondered where he got off being so angry with her. After all, he was the one who didn't trust her. He kept his father's stroke a secret. Sure they wanted to keep the media from finding out, but he couldn't have told her? She was his girlfriend, for crying out loud, she had a right to know. Michael was a good guy. He was sweet. And he was rich. She always wondered why he didn't take his place in the family business. Hell, if she had a choice between a ton of money or her job as a nurse, she knew which one she'd pick.

Then there was Don. They had a past together. He was highly respected in hospital circles. He was in line for a big fellowship grant. He was sexy and spontaneous and exciting. She smiled at her predicament. Here she was, a gorgeous young woman being forced to decide between two rich, attractive men who were both attracted to her. It was every woman's dream. All she had to do was figure out which guy was the better deal within a week. No problem.

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She's been goin' out with me

Said she'd let us know by tonight

Which one it would be

So I waited by the phone

But she never called me up

Had to know what was goin' on

So, I drove by her house -- and sure enough

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Michael lay on the couch thinking about his problem with Megan. He could understand her being upset with him for keeping her in the dark about his father's stroke, but he couldn't understand her cheating on him with that Don guy. He was only doing what he thought was best for the company. He never expected her to cheat on him because of it. He sighed. Today was the day. It was seven and still no word from Megan.

*No use waiting around here,* he thought. Grabbing his keys, he left a note for Wick and headed out to his truck, planning on driving by to see her face to face.

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That ain't my truck in her drive

Man this ain't my day tonight

Looks like she's in love and I'm out of luck

That ain't my shadow on her wall

Lord this don't look good at all

That's my girl -- my whole world

But that ain't my truck

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He slowed down as he approached her house. Her car was there...and so was Don's truck. He gripped the steering wheel so hard his knuckles turned white. He coasted past the house, stopping as he neared the bedroom window. Seeing two shadows locked in a passionate kiss, he fought down the bile that rose in his throat then turned his head away from the sight, his eyes sparking with anger.

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I pulled over by the curb

I've been sittin' here all night

Wonderin' what it was I did so wrong

That he did so right

I've thought of breakin' down her door

But there's nothin' left to say

That chevy four-by-four

Says it all sittin' in my place

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Michael pulled his truck over to the curb and sat there, trying to figure out why she'd let him go. What did Don have that he didn't? Money? No, that wasn't it. Status? Don might have had status at the hospital, but the Bell family was one of the most respected in the country. Looks? Michael wasn't vain, but he sure thought he was better looking than Don. He thought of barging in there to demand an explanation, but decided against it. If Don was who she wanted, and it was clear from the truck and the shadows that he was, then there was nothing left for him to say.

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Ryan walked into Sloan's and saw Bell seated at a table, nursing a drink. "Hey," she greeted him.

"Hey."

"What's wrong? You look like somebody died."

"Somebody? No. Something. Me and Megan."

"I'm sorry," she said, putting a hand on his shoulder.

"Hey, it's okay. It's not your fault."

"No, but I know you liked her a lot and I'm sorry things didn't work out for you."

He sighed. "Me too, but it's probably just not meant to be. Do you believe that there's somebody out there for everyone?"

She smiled. "I used to, but lately I think that it's a nice fairy tale."

"I thought Megan was mine."

"Yeah, well I thought Ken was mine, but I guess we were both wrong."

"I guess. We'll find then though, right?"

"We can hope."

The End

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