This Means War | Closed.

"If you don't do it for yourselves, think about Parker," Jimmy said. "And your unborn baby. Do you want them growing up in this life?"

"He won't fucking go and I can't just leave you all to fend for yourselves," Natalie stated. "Unless you all get out I'm not going," she stated. "You all are my family as much as my children are and don't you think it'll fucking traumatized my son if one day he wakes up and one of his uncles is lying dead in some fucking gutter because of a stupid turf war?"

Jimmy frowned. "What if we came with you?" He asked.

"If you all stopped I would take Parker and Matt and go," Natalie answered honestly.

"I can try to talk to them," Jimmy said. "Zacky's already settled down, Brian wants to marry Michelle. Did anyone call her, by the way?"

Natalie shook her head. "I don't think so," she mumbled. "I'm honestly still trying to find out a way to tell Matt he's going to be a dad after all of this."

Jimmy nodded his head. "I get it," he said. "Just think about things and don't be too harsh on him. Try to put yourself in his shoes for a minute."

"I know," Natalie mumbled. "One of us needs to keep our cool right now."

Jimmy nodded. "Let me know when they get out," he said.

Natalie nodded. "Thank you Jimmy," she mumbled. She walked back over to Johnny, taking Parker from him and say in the waiting room for any type of news for Brian or Matt

The doctor came out a while later, looking for Natalie. "Natalie Baker?" He called.

Natalie made sure she had a good group on a now sleeping Parker before she stood up. "That's me," she stated. "How are they?"

"They're both awake and stable," the doctor said. "You're welcome to go see them."

"Can I see Matt first," she asked.

He nodded, showing her to Matt's room.

Natalie walked into Matt's room, sitting down before she spoke. "After we get the money back I'm taking some of it, fixing up the house in San Diego so it's bigger and then we're out," she stated. "All of us."

Matt looked at her, frowning. "We're out?" he questioned. "How are we going to make money, Natalie? We have no means of getting jobs."

"Just let me figure that out," Natalie stated. "I wouldn't just let us all be homeless on the streets."

Matt sighed softly, nodding his head. "If it means that we'll all be safe, then okay," he said. He bit his lip hard. "How's Brian?" He felt extremely guilty for what he'd done now, even though when he'd done it it had seemed like the best option.

"The doctor said he's okay," Natalie replied. "I asked to come see you first after he told me the news."