I signed online for the fun of it, kind of bored because no one would be awake at this hour.I was suddenly swept down memory lane. Luke was always the...one person I could count on to be awake when I was. He had never gotten up past twelve thirty, just like me. It was kind of cute when we were going out, because we had the same sleeping patterns. I remembered once the day after a party, very similar to the one of the night before, we had sat online for an hour and a half, swapping stories, and. It was a matter of convincing myself that the other Inez held no relevance here.And anyway, why was I so concerned about what Inez might be like twenty years from now? I considered the situation with Julia. With Julia, I lived only in the present. We never talked about the future, not even once. There, plain as the nose on my face, was one of the flaws in that relationship that Evie had told me I'd spot some day. It was, as Inez herself had said to me, "that whole being in love with love. You don't appear to have any brain damage, and we have been closely monitoring your brain activity this whole time. These are your nurses," he turns and indicates each with his hand as he names them, "Paisley, Cindy, Bailee. They have been caring for you for the past ... four or five days?" They nod in agreement, except for Cindy, who clears her throat and says, "I've been taking care of Michael for a little over six days." Cindy is blonde, with straighter and shorter hair than Paisley, and the. Sharon and I have talked at length for a few years about having kids, and the way we wanted to go about it. We're both working women, and we had first to decide who would carry the child. That part was probably the easiest decision of all, given that Sharon is a doctor and could test us both for possible problems. Since we are both very healthy, we decided that both of us would try."At this point, Sharon jumped in, "I know that picking a suitable candidate given my medical knowledge of the.