"But, darling, I had to behave. I didn't want to embarrass my mom too much."<br/><br/>Shane told Sissy with a grin. It felt good to joke around. It made him feel normal. Like he had been before he made that bad choice of going to Paris to try to get Diane back. Although, maybe in the end, it hadn't been totally a bad choice. While he certainly wished Diane hadn't died, that decision eventually had led him to meeting Sissy. He hated his night terrors and sometimes it made him feel like a weak man having to go therapy twice a week, he didn't regret meeting Sissy. He wouldn't trade her for anything in the world.<br/><br/>Shane grinned when his wife said she'd make an extra tray of cookies for him.<br/><br/>"Thank you, sweetie. You are such a good wife. You know the way to a man's heart is through his stomach."<br/><br/>Shane said with a wink and patted his stomach as he said it. He truly thought Sissy was a good cook and enjoyed whatever she made. Shane smiled at her when replied that she loved him back. He wrapped his arms around her when she embraced him and kissed the top of her head.<br/><br/>"You know, you're wrong about yourself. There's lots to notice about you. The ones who didn't notice you before, they were fools. You are the one who's amazing in this marriage. You are so sweet, so kind, so patient with me. Even though I wake you up every night, you never complain. I'm so lucky to have found you. I'd be lost without you."<br/><br/>Shane told her seriously. He would be lost without Sissy. She had brought him back to the present, helped him realize he could have a future. He couldn't change what happened in Paris or what happened to Diane, but he didn't have to let that past haunt him for the rest of his life. That is was okay to move forward with his life. That he was allowed to be happy and find love again.