She had never forgivenherself for leaving it too late and allowing her brother to take hisown life without ever knowing that he had an ally in his own...sister.His death had affected Rebecca in many ways and she had decided tobecome a nurse soon afterwards. Since then she had qualified in nursingand was now specialising in psychology and psychiatric nursing and haddedicated her life to helping those who were unable to help themselves.She had vowed then that if she should ever meet another man in. Called "Duplication".B and C were still in a déjà vu link and we were all still talking to each other [[in two local conversations rather than the one cross-dimensional conversation we thought we were having]]. Upon A's death, the proximity ranges that the two sets of B and C were experiencing didn't reduce, so we all instantly knew that A's minds must still be contributing to the total, so the Mind-death possibility hadn't occurred. The proximity's ranges hadn't increased as a result of more. The young man’s name was Mark.It would be safe to say that the moment Sue saw Mark standing behind the window dresser grasping her buttocks with total disregard for public decorum; she fell instantly in love with the tall, muscular running back with moves that allowed no female an opportunity to escape his attention.She wanted desperately to be bent over a desk by the handsome young man, but feared any assertiveness on her part would be attributed to an unwelcome feminine attitude of seeking. From the sounds of what you've said I guess it did fall apart, I'm sorry to say, sorry for both of yea lass, hopefully we can get it all straightened out, I'll be starting with your parents." Zara shook her head "just find DeClan, Dougal, the house is here for him, I've tried to take good care of it for him and finished a few things, even added a few things, I can always go elsewhere if he doesn't want me here any longer, I wouldn't be at all surprised if he didn't want to ever see me again.