" I was certain she was right.Diane's blood pressure had remained normal, indicating that her spleen was undamaged. She was told she could be discharg...d. The keys to her house were in the safe at the station. John returned them to Diane and Jacky volunteered to go and get some clothes for Diane. She got to my flat with three suitcases bulging at the seams. I must have looked surprised."It's not just for one day you know." Jacky told me. "She'll need all this if she's living here, unless you. The other side to their life together was the opposite, something darker, something hidden from the everyday world around them. It was their Second Life, one that many who knew them would have been shocked maybe even unable to believe that it was the genuine happy married couple they saw from day to day. Sitting at her desk at work you may have been mistaken that Sally was engrossed at what was in front of her on the computer, but you would have been wrong. While her hands typed away at the. "Dad!" she exclaimed as I came to the door to greet her, and we shared a tight hug at the door."Welcome home, Karen," I said. I was stunned at the way she looked. Even though she had only been away for a few months, she had changed! Her brunette hair, which had cascaded over her shoulders in soft waves, was now cut much shorter, and nicely styled. Her glasses were gone, and in their place were tinted contact lenses that heightened the green of her eyes. I had sent a nice looking, but fairly. When lunch break came, I walked to the fridge in the teacher’s lounge to get her lunch, and planned to come back and have lunch with him.While most of the student body was packing into the lunch room one pretty young blonde student, Becky Whitman, yea that was her name, was walking past her. She looked confident and sure as she walked by and entered Ed’s room. I didn’t think anything of it until I’d gotten my lunch and saw as I returned that the door was closed and the window shade drawn.