"Oh, Abbie," I whispered, "If only I'd known." No, sweetie, I didn't want anyone to know. Mum would've been, 'I told you so', and I couldn't handle th...t, and you were at university, and I didn't want to burden you with my worries."I started to speak, but Abbie cut me off, "No, Scott I made my decision to fight this out myself without relying on other people -- please don't be too hard on me about that." "God, no, Abbie, I just admire you for your courage." Hmm," she murmured, "I'm not too sure. The club was packed by then and the dancing floor was crowded. We went to dance and I made it a point to be on the side were I knew my husband would be able to see me. I had one of them in front of me and one behind. They were also drunk by now and their inhibitions were gone. The guy in front of me started kissing me while the other one was pulling my dress up and feeling my naked body. I looked towards my husband and he was starring at me while these two strangers were exploring my body. A. .3 years, Sophia?" the unknown sister turned, asking the sternsister from before who...I already knew as Sophia? My head was startingto hurt. The other woman's name was...Kate? Yes. I spoke to heryesterday about an order, but...wait, what?"Girls, we've lost her again." Sophia chuckled, before grabbing hold ofmy face and forcing me gaze to hers. "Please, stop thinking so hard.Otherwise you'll just be more confused than anything."I nodded, although I found it hard to not ask myself things all. "Liz went silent for a moment as she remembered how a few months before they had been out wandering round Leeds town centre when Beth had turned to Liz and said quietly, "How would you feel about getting married?" Well that's not very romantic, is it?" said Liz giggling as she stopped in the middle of a shopping mall and dropped to one knee. "Beth Jones will you do me the honour of being my wife?"Beth smiled with joy as she dropped to one knee opposite Liz and said, "Only if you Liz Samson will.