"Come on Dad, Mo and I had you figured out a long time ago and shared every bit of info with each other" "No wonder I was always so happy, I had two b...sty broads after me!" John said "And you loved every minute of it Right?" Molly cracked "Absolutely" John replied. "Well Dad it's taken me quite awhile to come to grips with her loss but one thing that helped me was knowing how happy you made her, she told me that all the time" Molly said as she stared at her Dad "Come on honey, you'll have me. It was terribly shaming and humiliating to be brought back to ‘the scene of the crime’ and face the people who she used to work with. He led her into his office and shut the door behind them. Amy walked over to take a seat on the couch and wait for him to finish the work he had to do. ‘No Amy, over here,’ he said curling his finger for her to come to him. She walked slowly over to him and stood next to his chair. ‘You will kneel down here next to me until I am finished with this paperwork. When. I looked up, and sure enough, Sara was standing in the doorway. She looked so utterly miserable I couldn't help myself. I stood up and she came over to me, tears streaming down her face, and I could do no more than put my arms around her. It was purely in sympathy and commiseration. She sobbed in my arms and I just held her. 'SHE started it. I don't say that to mitigate my actions (or lack of) it's just a statement of fact. She started to move against me, and her hands put pressure on my back,. It had been quite an education for she told me everything she knew about the items she gathered. She even found a few things that were meant for helping and healing of different things like burns or upset stomachs, infections and pains. These she put on a different shelf that she had me scratch out for her.I decided while she was working on her meal I would finish breaking up the tree I had brought in the night before and by the time I had finished, she was. The rest of the day was spent in.