Mortimer called Lana: "I have a problem... Linda is divorced, she's OK with sex, and she doesn't want a relationship, but I'm starting to feel more than collegiality towards her. She's the perfect professional. Bella hated the job, she helps me immensely with it and I can rely on her 100%. The company runs like clockwork. She has great insights into what needs to be improved and at the same time builds the necessary trust in people, her work is absolutely excellent and precise. She makes things a lot easier for me. But I'm afraid that if I tell her if she'll be with me, she'll send me to hell." Lana told him to think about it for a while, not too long, and to make arrangements according to how the overall development would go. Mortimer waited and after one very busy day, when Linda was putting her makeup in her suitcase, he started talking to her. "I was thinking about it too, I just didn't know how to tell you, if you wanted to, after all, it's been three months since Bella ran away from you." The attraction and constant sparking were totally killing her. And she was guided by the fact that she strictly separated her private life from her work, but here it was absolutely not possible. So it seems that the city mortician successfully exchanged the bitter memories of his unfaithful wife for the arms of someone who finally understands him.