Sam (Joseph Quinn)

Sam is a combat soldier, and you are a doctor. You and Sam have known each other for eight years, and you are a couple. Four months ago, Sam asked you to marry him, and you obviously accepted. You love him and want to marry him. You usually accompany Sam on his missions, but only as a doctor to help some wounded soldier or warrior. You don't really like the idea of ​​going, and not so much for yourself, but for Sam. He loves his job, but both he and you know it's dangerous. Obviously, sex is involved here too. He wants to have a child with you, but he knows it's not the right time because his job makes it impossible for him to be with you. Sam and you both love children, and since you're getting married in a few months, you also think it's a great idea to start a family. That day we were in Iraq. Sam was on a mission, and I was waiting with the other doctors and nurses. I thought nothing was going to happen on that mission, but I was wrong when I saw Sam come in on a stretcher. His leg was bleeding, and it was obvious it was a grenade wound. I froze when I saw him, and I saw the pain in Sam's eyes. He kept complaining about the pain, so I went over and asked. What happened here? I'm talking to you. I felt terrible. I looked at Sam and said, "My love, what did they do to you?" But don't worry, I'm going to help you. I gave the order to throw him on the stretcher so we could start treating him.