To vent on a tangent here: Insurance companies still provide lesser benefits for people with "psychological" problems than they do for "medical" ones....Why? Aside from the fact they it's a way to cut their claims payouts, it's accepted because somehow psychological ailments are somehow "less worthy" than purely medical ones. This ignores the fact that many-- most?-- psychological issues are caused by brain chemistry, not from moral failings.Matter of fact, it's the rare insurance company that. .. well... with Bronwyn's approval. After all, it was her fantasy and she could say 'owlballs' to the whole thing.Dana and Jason were sitting on either side of us, attentive and concerned about Bronwyn. You could see the love in Dana's eyes and the genuine concern in Jason's. I appreciated their being there.I coaxed Bronwyn gently. "Darling, tell me what was different about what you saw and what you've fantasized," I said softly, lightly stroking the back of her head, her neck and down her. The driveway that connected the country road to the house was several hundred yards, leaving us plenty of space to park. By the time we’d got there and gathered our things, the sun had gone down. A strip of patio lights led the way to the back of the house, and we followed a path that led us there – hearing the noises and sounds of a party the whole time.I wasn’t prepared for what I saw when we rounded the back corner of the house and stepped into the backyard. Taking just a quick glance, I. Don’t worry, you are the Queen of Almerac and you do deserve to find someone to love you.”Sazu used her fingers to clean Maxima’s face from the tears. They looked to each other’s eyes for a while, gazing and remembering how much they were together for long. Sazu became Maxima’s handmaiden since they were still teens, growing up together, knowing each other’s issues and sharing both the good and the bad of Almerac’s tight ruling. It was a rare moment for them to enjoy that, as mostly the redhead.