Guest – Dissociation disorder it's not exactly like this, it can be caused by a traumatizing childhood but I believe the person is not that aware of the other personalities, also I don't think there are shared memories. I once this program about childhood Schizophrenia where a seven year-old girl turned into this person called seven and attacked her mother so I am not sure if they share memories or if the different personalities are able to interact with each other.

I inspired Sophie's dissociation on the 2007 BBC series' Jekkyl where Tom Jackman turns into Mr. Hide, except they only started sharing memories after he was put in a kind of box/casket. Also, Gina Bellman plays the part of Tom's wife Claire.

This chapter is smaller because I thought there were some details that needed to be clear.

Also, could you give me some Baby Boy names that you like? Thank you-

The morning after.

It was all over the news, a fire had the old aircraft facility had destroyed, authorities where still investigating yet all proves pointed to a gas leak. Still, Nate wasn't comfortable staying in town for long since Ronald's friends would notice his absence sooner or later.

"You should go hurry Parker and Eliot" he told Sophie as he started packing, the brunette, still in bed, stretched herself and got up sliding his shirt, once again, over her body.

"What? Eliot saw me in it last night!" She said casually and left giving him no time to answer, he shrugged and kept packing glad Hardison had built a bomb that left no trace of itself or the body after the fire flared.

The other to Parker's and Eliot's room as ajar so Sophie could hear the conversation taking place inside before entering the room.

"What's your real name?" Eliot's voice came.

"Parker." Sophie heard a small chuckle.

"No, the name you were born with."

"Oh, that! Stella. Stella Parker Brown."

"I like it. Did you know Stella is Latin for Star?"

"I didn't, but I hate that name anyways..."

"I get that, but I still think ya should be proud of it, Stella was the little girl that survived everything and eventually became Parker, the greatest thief in the world." There was a minute of silence, then Eliot's voice again.

"Parker, what about your brothers? Why didn't they do anything?"

"Peter wasn't home anymore when I went to live with my father, Joshua was only two years older than I doubt he noticed anything..."

"And the other one?"

"Richard was nine, he might have noticed something was off, but he trusted my father blindly and would never question him, besides, he never liked me, none of them did. I was too weird..."

"Well, I like you that way! They could all go to hell for all I care!"

"Well, last time I checked they were all living pretty boring lives. I guess that's close enough..." Eliot laughed. Sophie smiled at those last words and knocked on the door softly.

"Come in!" They both said at the same time.

Parker was resting her head on Eliot's chest as her right hand was on his left shoulder, the man both of his arms around her.

"How are you, sweetie?" The Brittish asked Parker.

"I am great, thanks!" She answered jolity and kissed Eliot on the chin.

"Well, I came to tell you to hurry up because we are living very soon. Nate is itchy!"

"I'd be too!" Eliot responded and the grifter knew what he was talking about, Nate didn't want to leave only because it was dangerous to stay there, he wanted to leave because every time they had a job that was about children or, in this case, a very evil father he got impatient after, wanting to come home to Eleanor, to hug her as tight as he could.

They were already carrying their luggage to the car when Eliot stopped on his tracks staring at Sophie.

"You look... different." He observed as he scrutinized her with his eyes.

"What do you mean?" She asked furrowing her brow at him.

"It's not exactly a look, but there's definitely something different about you!" Sophie raised her eyebrow at him; it was amazing how much Eliot could tell about a person just by looking it.

"Well... She's gone!" It was his turn to frown at her.

"Is that a bad thing or a good thing?"

"It's a good thing!" He smiled.

"In that case, I am happy for you, she scared the crap out of me!"

"Eliot Spencer scared over a girl, who'd say I'd live to see this happen?" She laughed.

"Not just a girl, a very powerful woman, seriously she was a force of nature!" He argued and Sophie simply smiled and passed him.

"Well, Love is like that, isn't it?" and she left him on the lobby trying to make sense of her words.