"'Replaced.' The word echoed in her heart. … Sharon was at the table with Emily. Cal never brought his one night stands home… around his daughter. … They were like a … "Family."... But … That had been her family. It was all she had left... She only had the Lightman group and her odd little place with Cal and Emily. Now that was gone. She was alone and she had nothing." So she runs.

"Don't you want to know why we chose you? Why, out of all those at the Pentagon who could have assessed the Dr. Cal Lightman ... why would we choose a young, wet behind the ears, female psychologist, who up to that point had never been asked to assess someone remotely near his clearance level?" Based on the events from Sweet Sixteen. What else is Dr. Gillian Foster hiding?

The little scene in Killer App with Eli and Gillian in the break room brought about this story. 'How simple that was, 'no'. So easy and so freeing. Gillian felt a huge weight off of her shoulders. She didn't have to clean it up. It wasn't her mess.'

Cal shares his joy at discovering Zoe has a new man. Follow up to 'Rebound'. "And how is Zoe?" Grinning devilishly, he responded, quite pleased at how perfectly she had set him up. "From what Emily said it seems she is doing very well for herself." Gillian could read the hints of sarcasm and barely contained amusement... "Oh?" "Mmmm. Seems she's acquired herself a new man."

"The irony of her predicament didn't escape her notice. All day she had been convincing others of the need for help and she herself wasn't able to ask for it." Gillian Foster's perspective in the episode, Blinded.

An interpretation of the real reason behind Gillian's envoking of the line in Season 1 Episode 11 "undercover" and what followed