She saw the bottle in his hand and sighed. "Well, looks like you've already got a head start on trying to forget." Not that she was going to blame him at the moment. If it had been the other way around, and Helo was gone? Sharon wouldn't want to talk to anyone or see anyone. She would've wanted to get frakking drunk as hell and just forget everything.

She sat down on the couch, even though he hadn't officially invited her to. "Lee, I know I can't say that I understand what you're going through, but..." Sharon looked down at her hands, then over to the one box she'd brought.

"You helped me before, when I was so numb. After I thought Hera was dead and my world pretty much ended. I didn't want anything or anyone, and you forced me to feel. It might not have been pretty, it might have been two people angry and frakking and nothing else, but it was what I needed."

Sharon hoped she didn't have to say anything else to make it clearer to Lee what she was suggesting.