Max's Identity Chapter Four
At The Park:
(Chelsea's Friend from the hospital has met up with the new officer that met Max.)
Chelsea's Friend: Fancy meeting you here. After all you did leave me, in London 20 odd years ago.
Officer: I know and about that, I think our child may be close to finding out about us.
Chelsea's Friend: Well Spencer you didn't think it would stay a secret forever did you?
Spencer: Brooke, I had always counted on you and I raising our son together, but then you left me for Trent.
Brooke: I only left you because you found someone else and I thought that was the way you wanted things. That son of a gun Trent ran off with our son at his fifth birthday party. Our son was with me up until that party. Trent met another woman and had a daughter, but somehow our son went missing in this scenario.
Spencer: Did you ever look for our son? Why haven't you seen him around town and told him who is? After all I believe he works down at the Brady Pub.
Brooke: When he first was taken, I put up missing posters and never heard a thing. I put him on the police's amber alert site and still nothing. I just recently moved to Salem and haven't had much time to get to know about the town and the businesses. I have met our son's girlfriend. Her name is Chelsea and she is trying to help him find his answers on who he is. What should I tell him when I do finally see him? Should I just go up and say I am your mother and Spencer is your father, that ran out on us before you were born? Should I tell him that Trent changed his name from Becker to Robbins after he ran off with you? Should I tell him I am sorry, but you can't be a Brady anymore? Should I break up his family as he knows it?
Spencer: No I guess not, but he needs to know. It shouldn't be like that, but it should be rather gentle. I know I should have stayed with you, but I couldn't. I just didn't love you like I used to. Something changed and I can't explain. What should we tell Max? He will want answers and we are able to give him those answers.
Brooke: I know. Maybe we should think about it.
Spencer: Sure let's talk about it some more later.
(They leave the park separately.)