Going to work Fiona finds herself pondering her marriage, her childlessness (in part due to her dedication to her career). In the middle of their fight Fiona receives a call about an emergency case of a young teen with leukemia who refuses a blood transfusion as a member of Jehovah's Witnesses. Though her peers lauded her elegant solution to the case, Fiona is privately troubled by it but nevertheless refuses to share this detail with Jack. In actual fact Fiona has developed a horror of the body after presiding over a case in which she ruled that conjoined twins should be separated despite the fact that one twin would immediately die due to her verdict. Fiona is horrified and refuses to agree to the terms. Reviewing a case she is approached by her husband, Jack, who tells her that because of their lack of physical intimacy he would like to embark on a sexual affair, with her permission, with a 28 year old statistician. Fiona Maye is a respected High Court Judge specializing in Family Law and living in Gray's Inn Square.
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