Shit. This is harder than I thought. Come on, Cameron. Stop being a wuss and just say it. “You guys know how she’s been aiming for that big intern...hip, right?”“Oh! Did she get it?!” Audrey's eyes doubled, and she leaned forward on her elbows towards him.The twenty-three-year-old laughed a little, but it faded. “Yeah. And the thing is, well… It’s at the overseas office, and she wants me to come.”“What…? You’re leaving us?” Audrey excited expression vanished as if it were never there.“Don’t say. Longing. Bond. Connection. He wouldn't turn away until he had some sort of a response from her."Jet," she whispered, smiling. Watching his hands, her smile softened even more, remembering their time together before all hell had broken loose. Signing back, she tried to let him know she understood. Real. Together. Find me.He nodded, hoping she knew that he wasn't looking at her as only an assignment. She was so much more than that. "Until later," he whispered, knowing things were going to get. Education, experience, native intellect just came shining through.The procedure itself was designed to leave as light a mental footprint as possible. Lindsey had had some success with other patients who had suffered even worse traumas than Sabbath.She explained to us, “It’s not like the movies. I’ll use a form of mild hypnotic regression. Not to take you back to past lives, but just to let your mind revisit those two specific days. You’ll come out of it feeling rested, relaxed. Refreshed.”She. Aur room ke andar ghsugayee aur tala andar se band kar liya. Maine puchha to kahne lagi, abhi ati hu intezaar karo. Tv pe waise hi chumma chati chal raha tha. Main bathke dekh raha tha. Tabhi darwaza khola.Mere pichhe woh khadi thi, bilkul aise jaise kapde woh deewaron pe lage poster me ladkiyan pahan ti thi. Unhone blouse nahi pahna tha bas ek shadhee ko apne badan pe lapet ke chali ayi thi. Main unhe dekhke hasa to unhone apna kath khol diya mere aur badhaya, aur shadhee niche gir gayee. Woh.