." And you haven't got anyone? You've got us all, Mary." Yes, and I know it and I feel the love you give me. But..." But you're missing something." I ...uess." I'll bet I know what happened, Mary. Can't you see?" I looked at her face. "No, I guess not. Looks like we're each showing each other something." I sat up, so I could look her in the eye. "Mary, something really big has happened to you. You got yourself a Mom and Dad, and it's fallen in on you." What do you mean, fallen in?" You saw them. .. having friends over for dinner. And it wasn’t only at home. Even at the office I had memories of talking to Stacy on the phone during the day; or the time Stacy brought me dinner when I was working late. Even just driving on the roads reminded me of them.”“So, you moved to Florida to escape those memories? Have you actually talked to people about her since she died?” Dr. Franke offered.Roger furrowed his brow and got a pained expression on his face. After a moment of thought, Roger. . this was the last thing hehad expected those few days ago. He had entered this adventure trying tosalvage either what was left of his marriage or at least attempting tosalvage his inheritance intact. He certainly never imagined gettinginvolved in another marital situation - and definitely not as theprospective bride !"I ... I don't know what to say" both Peter, suffering from bemusement, andJuanita feeling flattered that such an offer would be made such a handsomeman."I don't expect an. When I was outside of déjà vu, people have to be feeling an emotion so strongly that my emotion-sensing ability very rarely encountered such people, and when it did, the emotion was usually already obvious on their face or from the situation. During déjà vu, that threshold dropped considerably, so we got emotional feedback more often than not. That was confusing, because people are often experiencing three or four different emotions at the same time. If we ever merged again, it was going to.