The second she’d walked in the door, was the second Mandy had run over to her, begging Jane to tell her every single detail of her conversation with Lucas Stone. Jane had happily spilled the beans. ‘Oh my god,’ Mandy said as she sat there in her chair, shaking her head to and fro, ‘this is incredible. I am almost definitely sure, Jane, that right now something interesting is happening to you.’ Mandy clutched her hands into fists and grinned wildly. Jane bit into her lip. She wasn't sure what to think about that. While she wanted to believe Mandy, she still couldn't deny that there was some part of her that flatly refused to believe that something other than the ordinary was happening to Jane. She hadn't been lying when she’d said there was some part of her hardwired to always return to normal, and to never ever put herself into any danger. That part of Jane was strong, incredibly strong; it was the part that had her continually repeating to Lucas Stone that whatever had happened with the assassin robot it had been an accident.
