Shane wrapped his arms around Sissy. Although he had moved on with his life, he had never wished any ill will on Diane's parents. Even with his gambling problems, Walter hadn't been a bad man. And Barbara was very nice woman. She had always been kind to him. She had even sent him and Sissy a small present and nice card when she heard about their wedding.<br/><br/>Shane gave Sissy a sad smile when she said she'd come with him. She was sweet and kind. There weren't too many women out there who would join their husband to a funeral for their ex girlfriend's father. Sissy was a special girl and he was so glad he had found her. He gave Sissy a kiss.<br/><br/>"I love you."<br/><br/>He told her, he definitely needed her with him. Shane held her closer to him and said.<br/><br/>"I can't imagine it either. Don't worry, I plan on growing very old with you and seeing our grandkids have kids."<br/><br/>If Shane had his way, he and Sissy would be alive for a very long time together.<br/><br/>----------------------------<br/><br/>It was a small funeral and a sad affair. There were whispers that perhaps Walter owed some money again and the accident wasn't really an accident. With Diane gone, who knew if Walter Simcox could still pay off his gambling debts. His daughter had saved him more then once from having a pair of cement shoes. And losing his only child hadn't stopped the old man's love of card games that were never in his favor. If anything, Diane's death might have made his gambling worse. Of course, the police had ruled it a sad accident and Barbara Simcox was going to have her husband buried next to their daughter.<br/><br/>Barbara couldn't stop crying but was happy to Shane with Sissy. She had always liked the young man, she had thought her daughter so dumb for dumping him. Martin had never been out right rude to her, but she had never warmed up to him either. It had always felt like Martin was acting, while Shane was more genuine.<br/><br/>"Thank you so much for coming, Shane. Walter always liked you."<br/><br/>"You're welcome, Barbara. He was a good man."<br/><br/>Shane replied and gave her a hug and then introduced her to Sissy.<br/><br/>"It's so nice to meet you, dear. I wish it could have been under better circumstances."<br/><br/>Barbara told Sissy.