Chloe's Brother (possibly Kim or a family member)

And again, his first name's not really, I mean, it might be more common now, but it's not that common and the spelling of it.

was kind of unusual for a person his age.

She's gone into that room at some of the lowest points in her life when she's been really vulnerable, not feeling well at all, and she doesn't entirely remember what she's said to her, what's been discussed.

It's Chloe not knowing and that's what Chloe, that's what affected her.

It's the fact that she knew and Chloe didn't know.

The questions.

Why did she do it?

Why did she want to counsel Chloe?

And from Chloe's brother Josh, the anger.

It's not good enough.

Saying it's not a conflict of interest and just sort of batting her off, it's not a good enough answer.

acknowledgement, like genuine acknowledgement rather than just being brushed off.

Acknowledgement that it was wrong, she shouldn't have been counselling her.

Even that would have felt better than what we got.

The other times, she'd been down and we knew she was down.

Whereas this was just completely out of the blue.

And she'd message me saying, just saying that they'd had their offer accepted and I'd just said, you know, that's brilliant and what have you and that was the last text I had offered.

On one occasion, quite early on, when she started seeing Chloe, her dad came and picked us up and he was in the waiting room and she spoke to him.

And he said she was a friend of one of his mates.

How do you know?