It all boils down to guilt.Plain and simple.There was no right answer this such situations and Vaishali new it. As a professional she was always suppo...ed to be objective, but cases that hit so close to home were always an extra challenge. A few years ago Vaishali had been in the exact same situation when she was in college. She was about the same age as Anamika was now when she and Vimal had consummated their love, and experienced similar emotions. However she realized that since she loved. He was driving into town to do his weekly food shopping when he noticed an aluminum fishing boat on a trailer parked on a house’s driveway that had a for sale sign on it. When Scott was younger he had done some fishing with his father during family vacations which he enjoyed doing and thought that was something he could now do here. He turned into this driveway and parked his SUV.Scott was looking at the boat when an elderly man came out of the house and walking up to Scott said, “It’s a. Helen left it on a one hour spot. I’ll take it home. Could you pick me up at twelve thirty?”“Yes, Maureen, I could, if I knew where you lived. I don’t. Do I need to change to join in your activities?”“No. You’ll do as you are. Where I live?”Maureen wrote down her address and telephone numbers, including old and new mobiles.“Use the new mobile number. I’ll put the old one on charge as soon as I get home. I know where you live, but not your phone number. I might have had it years ago...”Her house. Yes.” I explained.“So multiverse theory?” She asked.“Pretty much a thing from what Dr. Insan Nitty said to me.” I said.“Neat. And in your universe, are we close?” She asked blushing.“We’ve had sex, more than once, but we didn’t click ... because that you is from another world as well ... the original you is dead.” I explained.“That sucks.” She said.“Yeah, either way, long stories, but I’m not here about me, Tabi.” I said.“I’m listening.” She explained.“We both know that my counterpart out there.