With a light huff of laughter she turns, fixes him with a mock glare. It's a little bit awful, making fun of Wilson when he's in the room, even unconscious.

"I think he's happier without." Or maybe that's only a practical concern, less difficult to divide lives when there aren't children to worry about. Cameron can't approve of cheating-- Wilson doesn't approve of it, though he's learned to live with himself-- but she'll admit he always seems to take responsibility for his actions.

Maybe some people just thrive in lonely lives.

"Do you think the meds helped him?"