She simply couldn't believe what she was seeing. She knew that Suzanne was Amy's mother, and she'd heard some classmates josh Amy about having a cente...fold-worthy mother. She'd even seen Suzanne at a distance a couple of times, sitting in a car in the school parking lot as she waited to pick up Amy after cheerleading practice. But to see Suzanne up close like this completely blew her mind. It seemed like Suzanne's body was a near duplicate of Susan's. Suzanne towered over Kim's short stature,. She looked around for one of her friends. Everyone seemed to be engaged in conversation already. Mona seemed to be missing, as was Alex. Kerin had noticed Alex leaving the guidance counsellor as she exited, so that certainly couldn't be where she was.No, wait. Alexandra wasn't missing - she was just with the large group of boys who sat nearby. She seemed to be the centre of attention; the Asian girl was sitting in the middle of the group, laughing loudly at their jokes, and every now and again. Alexis trembled. She didn't feel the Airbus begin its descent to Santorini, the sudden weightlessness, or grind of flaps extending. She smiled remembering Weather, beautiful Weather, Aidan's gift to her. In Weather she was forever close to Aidan, seeing those magnificent eyes. She saw Aidan in Weather, the love and inner strength, the sudden storm of anger that would appear, powerful and raging, lightning bolts of fury flashing and then fading as fast as it had arrived. Alexis smiled to. ‘You aren’t yourself, Audrey,’ Stephen said, trying to relax himself, ‘can you please tell me what that was all about?’. Audrey did not reply and instead began to put on her clothes. Stephen lay there nude, waiting for her response. He was returning to his normal state slowly. As he followed Audrey with his eyes, he noticed she was beginning to shed tears down her cheeks. She had never been a noisy crying girl, like those melodramatic girls he’d known before. Audrey cried silent tears, subtle.