”During the morning they got to know each other better and all four were clear that despite the chance that led to their meeting they wanted to take...things further. Laura was a trifle twitchy because she didn’t like being away from home or rather the work she could do from home.“Mum, you know that all the trading floors are closed as its Sunday.”“Yes, but the one the other side of the world will re-open again soon.”“At which point your staff have someone on duty. Just for once live your own. Or early, depending on how you looked at it. Terri guessed it to be around four in the morning. The bonfire they lit at midnight blazed for hours and still lived as embers when the celebration broke up. Something about the fire felt like a mirror of Terri’s own reactions. The embers were soothing, just like John and Karen’s attentions towards her. And the flame danced and burned the way her desire for Michael did. She couldn’t look at him without that flame pirouetting through her core. She. "Mark the reason Jenni's been acting strange was she was trying to find a way to tell you about us" Kim said pointing at her and Cindy."I see" he answered. He didn't really understand."Now how did you find out?" Kim askedMark looked at her and after a few minutes told her why he followed her and what he saw.By the time he was done Kim's face was bright red and Cindy was laughing. That was too much for Mark"It's not fucking funny!!" he snapped and Cindy shut up. Mark noticed the fear and pain. We don't want you disappearing and blowing someone's mind."Beth kissed his cheek. "I'll behave, I promise."Bob opened the door. His ex-wife Eileen stood there. "Aren't you going to let me in?" Fuck no." snarled Bob. He slammed the door in her face and headed for the phone on the hall table. "I'm calling the cops."Bob was so pissed that he didn't think about Beth. She had vanished when he let go of her hand to slam the door.While Bob called the cops to have them chase his ex away, Beth phased.