I also needed to use the bathroom so went upstairs first to do just that.The door was only open a tiny bit, and at first I couldn't even make out the ...leshy, indefinable shape I was seeing through the small crack where the door was opened. I approached to get a better look, and as I got nearer I saw it was Susan getting changed. Like I said, she was always just aunty Susan to me. But when I looked through the opening in the door my entire world changed. Perhaps I was a late bloomer, but I'd. Danny liked the fact he could be called to protect her when the need arose."Why did your parents move all the way to Dunmurry? Were they not happy here in Belfast?"No sooner were the words out of his mouth than Danny sensed that he might be coming across as bit too much of the interrogator because of his line of questioning. He would have deleted the words if they were not already spoken and taken a much more indirect way of exploring Molly's motivations. He could see from the way that Molly. “Don’t worry Ken,” the man said, “I’ll take care of pretty Chase here.”Chase froze. He didn’t know what to do. His boyfriend was just stabbed in front of him and this murdered was coming closer and closer to him. Dark red blood dripped from the tip of the knife and left a trail leading back to his lover’s body. He had to run. He had to get help or Ken would die. Hurriedly, he whipped out his cell and dialed 9-1-1. The man saw this and ran towards Chase. He tackled him and Chase’s phone flew. The equivalent of a deathbed miracle cure, something not expected, and something that was making us as euphoric as it’s possible for a person to be.Talking about it later, neither Jill nor I had the faintest idea of how long we just clung to each other and cried. It could have been five minutes, it could have been an hour. We had no idea. But when it was finally over, we pulled back from our tight embrace and just gazed into each other’s tear-stained faces. Each hardly able to believe we’d come.