Cordelia Earwyn's Story

Ugh, mornings. Jason's began to begrudgingly open as the morning sun hit his eyes. He moaned, and groaned as he tossed, and turned around the bed, trying to find that sweet spot to go back to sleep. But it was useless, he was awake now. He threw off his covers, and sat upright on his bed. He looked down as his scarred knee, and sighed. His bedroom was a something of a mess. He had clothes laying around everywhere. Whether they're clean or dirty is anyone's guess. He himself doesn't even know. He willed himself off the bed, and left the room to get some breakfast.

After getting a real quick meal of poptarts, and orange juice, the breakfast of champions, he grabbed himself the least smelling clothes he could find. Today was his day off from the garage, and had decided to spend it at the beach today. He grabbed his surfboard, cell phone, and car keys, and was quickly out the door of crappy looking shack he calls home. Once outside he went to his old beat-up looking black 1980 Jeep Wrangler. It was a piece of crap, no A/C, the radio barely worked, it only took cassette tapes, and more often than not it would brake down on the side of the road, and forces Jason to keep a tool box in it, but it's the only vehicle he can afford right now.

He placed his board in the very back of the Jeep, and was on his way to his favorite surfing spot. Once there he took off his shirt, and was now only wearing his plain black swim trunks, and grabbed his board. As he walked down the sands of the beach he stared into the blueness of the ocean, and let out a pleasant sigh. It was rather calming to him. It was a beautiful day. He's glad he doesn't have to spend it trapped underneath some car in a smelly garage.

As he walked, taking in the scenery he saw someone laying there on the beach. It was pretty strange, most people don't even know about this spot, and he's usually alone when he comes here. He decided to approach the girl. "Hey! Don't really see too many people around here." Jason greeted as he approached her, not realizing she was knocked out. When she didn't answer he raised an eyebrow. It wasn't until he was right next to her did he realize she was unconscious. "Oh shit!"

He tossed his board aside, and knelled down next to her. He laid his head on her chest to listen for a heartbeat, she had one but it was very faint. "Hey Miss you ok?" He asked, unsure what to do. He hesitantly nudged at her arm, hoping that would stir her up. "Ah hell, what do I do?" He asked himself as he ran his fingers through his hair. Is he supposed to perform CPR? Should he splash some water on her face? He had to do something.

He sighed, and ran his fingers through his long, and thick hair. "Hey, come on wake up." He ordered as he lightly slapped her cheek several times. "Come on, this is my day off and you are really bumming me out."

Jason let out a relieved sigh with the woman started to stir, and wake up. He looked her up and down, now noticing how beautiful she was. "Hey, take it easy. It's ok. You're at Pūpūkea, it's in Hawaii." He stated in calm, and almost soothing voice. He then looked up, and looked around them, out in the ocean. "I think you....I think you washed up on the shore." He stated as he brushed back some of his hair behind his ear. He looked back down at her when she asked who he was. "Jason. My name's Jason Griffin. Do you remember yours?"

Jason ran his right hand down his face, and let out a sigh. There goes his day at the beach. "Are you ok? Are you hurt anywhere?" He asked with a clear note of concern for her. "Can you walk? I need to get you to a hospital. You might have some brain damage or something." He asked as he stood up, and out his hand to her. He then gave her a reassuring smile. "My brother's a doctor at the local hospital. Come on, you can trust me. I just want to help." He stated. Even if he and his brother didn't see eye to eye, he still had to help this girl.

Jason raised an eyebrow at the girl, this Cordelia. She must have some kind of amnesia or something of the like. "Cordelia huh? That's a very pretty name. Don't think I've met anyone with that kind of name." He commented as he helped her up. Jason then quickly picked up his surf board before he returned to her.. "It's alright, just take it slow." He said as he led her towards his jeep. "Can you remember anything else other then you name? Do you have any family or someone I can call?" He asked in a genuinely concerned tone, he had no idea why he was so worried about a complete stranger.

It wasn't too long before they came upon his jeep. "Don't let her rough looks fool you, she's reliable enough." Jason stated in response to his jeep's rough appearance. He placed his board in the back of the vehicle, and opened the passenger door for Cordelia. Jason then went around the jeep, and put his shirt back on. 'Worse day off ever.' He then looked Cordelia up, and down. 'Well maybe not that bad.' She was rather pretty after all, and the best part was that she had no idea of what a screw up he is.

Jason got into the car, and started her up. It took several turns of the key before it let out a loud roar that signaled that it finally had started up. He then glanced over at Cordelia. "Don't worry, she does that sometimes. It's fine." He stated to reassure her. He could only imagine how confused she was. "Alright, buckle up. Let's get you to the hospital." He stated as he buckled himself up. He then looked down at his cellphone. He probably should call David, and give him a heads up. Jason let out a sigh as he picked it.

As Jason pulled the car out he dialed up his brother. The only reason he has his phone number was because of David's wife. She was always nice to Jason, and thought that he should have David's number in case of an emergency. And if this didn't count as one then he didn't know what did. "Hello, Doctor Griffin speaking." David answered. "Hey Davey it's Jase. I need your help." Jason stated. A loud sigh could be heard from David. "What do you want Jason?" "Look I'm coming to the hospital. I found this girl washed up on the beach, she's got amnesia I think. Could you take a look at her?"

"Oh crap, this is actually a emergency." "Hahaha. Look, can you please just take a look at her, for old times sake? She really needs your help." "Fine, I'm on my way." "Cool, and tha-" Before he could say thank you David had already hung up on him. "Well that went better than I thought." He stated as he put down his phone. "Sorry about that. Me and my brother don't really see eye to eye, I'm kinda....the family screw up. Bit of an embarrassment to them. But don't worry, he'll take good care of ya."