[She wasn't wrong. Vira-Lorr had spent a lot of her most joyous occasions vicariously through others' lives. She was a bit of a hedonist by her nature. However, her happiest moments had always been seeing the joy people took as they settled down into happy and bliss in love. It had had an effect on her, watching four generations marry and bring life into the world, yearning for that same joy or some piece of it.

She smiled as she set her fork down.]

Oh no. I've never been married, and though I've tried to find love in my life let's just say that the path has been a rocky one from time to time. I seem to have a gift for finding a person special enough that they were already in another's heart, and that that person was someone they loved in turn.

And in the end, I don't think I could have lived with myself knowing I broke up people actually in love with each other.

[Oh that was a split little hair right there. When she'd gone after Max, he'd found out real fast that she and Chloe were both interested. But Max hadn't quite committed to it yet. Or at least, she'd never told her, not until New Years. But, like she said, she'd backed down when she knew they were in love with each other, just taking a long time to get there.

Really, she wouldn't want to break up happy lovers ever, but she still definitely had a knack for falling for people whose hearts were spoken for.]