Adelle steeled herself as her sister introduced them to the official and explained the reason for their visit. The woman in the lab coat looked at her dubiously, but she was clearly an adult, and the official could not in all conscience refuse her.<br/><br/>They were led in, Adelle gripping her sister's hand so tightly that it had to be hurting. The draws were slid open and Adelle gasped in shock. They looked so... different. It was definitely them, but... some how not them. "They aren't there any more!" She voiced her feeling. "Chrissie? They've gone!" She plucked up the courage and touched her mother's body on the lips with a fingertip. They were cold, stiff. She did the same to her father. "Bye bye, mummy, bye bye, daddy. I.... I don't believe in god, or heaven or anything, so... whatever or wherever you are now... I hope it's okay, and if it's just ... nothing, well I guess that's okay too."<br/><br/>She turned away and buried her face in her sister's chest. she wasn't crying. She had found peace inside. She just wanted to hold someone who was alive.