<em>- Bo in billiard room with Marcus, after Vince leaves -</em><br/><br/>Eyebrows coming together in a frown, Bo watched as Vince strode out of the room, flowers in hand.  It was little mystery as to where he was headed with the flowers; at least he was going to say goodbye.  The girls would be upset.<br/><br/>Bo himself wasn't sure what to think.  Sure, he and Vince hadn't hit it off right away, but the guy had some good qualities, and Bo was looking forward to working through the differences that lay between them.  But then again, perhaps it was for the best.  This project was going to be difficult enough to pull off without having more relationship issues to deal with than were absolutely necessary.  It would require all of them to be fully committed, and if the young Irishman wasn't sure, then him leaving was for the best.  It was certainly a surprise and disappointment though.<br/><br/>And to those who were remaining, he thought it would be a good idea to let the girls know that he was still committed to this process.  A little reassurance seemed appropriate.  But he had to make sure the other man in the room, who seemed to have taken a sudden liking to the scotch, was also committed.  Then Marcus spoke first, his words almost matching Bo's thoughts.<br/><br/>"Absolutely.  I'm in this for the long haul, and I intend to let them know that before another minute passes."  Bo quickly downed what was left in his glass, then banged it on the table.  "Let's roll," he declared, heading toward the doorway.  A kernel of anger at the hurt that Vince's decision would cause the ladies enveloped his stride, giving purpose to his movements.