She laid back down and stretched out on the bed. This let her observed thecracked and peeling ceiling, but she knew that all it needed was a little te...derloving care. That and some vision were what the house needed and she knew thatshe could provide both. Even at her young age, she had already established herself in the architecturefirm where she worked. She was always brought in to consult on the most difficultrenovation projects and had established a long list of clients who were loyalto her.. ‘Mr. Morgan, are you all right?’ she asked with an unusual British/African lilt. ‘Your vital signs rose dramatically.’ He nodded as he continued to glare at his mother. ‘Yeah, just got some upsetting news.’ ‘Well, we need to keep that to a minimum if we’re going to get you released,’ Doris said with a cautious smile. Zach sighed and nodded. ‘Yes ma’am, we’ll try to avoid that.’ ‘If you need, I can tell your other visitors to come back, Mr. Morgan,’ she said as she ran a hand through her. She had done a fairly good job at avoiding him since ‘that night’ and had buried herself into work and going out with her friends. She’d even been out with Justin again, just to the cinema and they were both quite clear, just as friends. But it did seem a step in the right direction. She had noticed that Rachel hadn’t been round since then either. In fact, now she thought about it, she hadn’t seen nor heard anything of Draven’s usual parade of women, which in all the time she’d known him was a. I won't accept a third person, Barbara. Never. And I won't go through this again, Barbara.His wife squeezed his hand tighter. Her eyes were brimming with tears."I know, honey," she said. "Every time I think of what I've done with Jimmie and Rafe, I get sick to my stomach. I loathe the Barbara that did those things. I won't ever let the memory go, Steve. It'll always be there, waiting for me to make sure I never get off the straight and narrow ever again."Steve watched her face for a time. Not.