She was waiting for Mark and his rep to arrive and then she was going to hand it to them, but she must have missed them, because the session seemed to have started already. The Sunday papers had been full of Gemma's accident, and Mark's extraordinary statement about not wanting to sue. She could only imagine the discussions that were going on at work about his naïvety, but to Emily it made him seem like a hero. He must have thought his daughter was dying when he made that statement, and unlike so many people he hadn't been prepared to make any capital out of it. Gemma had been the only thing on his mind. And Sam. All weekend, Emily had gone over and over the scene she had witnessed. It was inevitable, she supposed, that what had happened had brought them back together. Nearly losing your daughter must be a life-changing moment, she imagined. And Mark and Sam had years and two children together. What must she appear like to him? A flaky woman he'd met and dallied with, who had put her career above her feelings for him.
