As in any soap-opera . . someone has a secret. A secret that they hope no-one else will ever find out about. A secret so dire . . that it could literally tear their family apart. Well that person . . in this soap-opera . . is Gaia. Of course, we all knew the secret. But no one in the family did. But now . . . they do. And it literally rips their family and home apart. Also the worst part about a secret, is that it makes everybody suspicious of the person's previous actions and intentions also. And anything else that has happened that was unexplainable, is also brought out in to the open, with due suspicion cast upon the liar. Gaia is so distraught that she has been found out that first she literally destroys there mansion. Next she holds a press conference and admits her faults, and claims sole responsibility for her actions and outcome. She then lets herself be taken in to custody. She gives the warden, and the guards, strict orders that she is never to have any visitors . . . no matter who . . . ever! So now, and I guess in future issues, Doc and the rest of his family, are going to have to reinvent themselves. I mean, how much of their current life did they really earn, and how much of it was manipulated by Gaia? Plus they're literally going to have to start from scratch. But that's ok. This is where the story could really start to get interesting. And with Jay Faerber at the helm, I think it'll do just that. Fantastic series.
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