I glanced at her, she smiled knowingly at me. That day, most of my enlarged family said their goodbyes and left. Susan said that she had to run some A...ntie and Uncle home but she would be back in the evening, Mum overheard this and again just smiled, from the look on her face I got the impression that a bit of match making was taking place. Susan returned back at our place just in time for supper, after my parents had gone to bed we talked about the old times, the times before she and her. And you?" Very well thank you. How old are you Evangeline?" I'm fine, thanks. And you?"I had to smile at her responses: her reply to the first question actually sounded intelligent, even though she clearly knew longer what it meant. It was amazing what people could continue doing just by instinct after contracting the vampire virus. One man had driven all the way across town to the place where he worked, so ingrained was the habit. Of course, he didn't have a clue what to do when he got there.. That shouldn't be aproblem." While I was trying to absorb all of this, Molly took a step back.She adjusted her hat, gave me a wink... and then suddenly vanished,leaving nothing behind except for the pink smoke that had come from hercigar. I stared at where Molly had been standing, and then down atmyself before finally letting out an, "Oh shit..." For a minute, I just stood where I was, feeling completelyshocked and confused as I tried to absorb everything that had happened.I mean, in the space. She stood at the edge of the path, her gown still billowing softly around her. Behind her there was a small clearing with a large cottage. ‘Here, Cien.’ ‘Regan?’ She shook her head, as he stepped forward to touch her. ‘I love you, Cien Fraser.’ And with that she closed her eyes and was gone. Cien blinked and glanced around. She was here. He knew she was. He stepped into the clearing, thinking she was somewhere in there, and knew he had missed something. The cottage had strange markings on.