[Well until I can find you guys I'll just bridge some gaps]
Doc huddled in the empty doorway as people walked back and forth down the street, going about their daily business, assuming he was a tramp. He tried to sleep but it just wouldn't come. He'd eventually given up and contented himself with watching people go about their business. Before the Project one of his more unusual hobbies had been people watching, studying their movements and mannerisms. It'd never seemed weird to him since he'd been a psychologist. He watched people walk from their cars to their apartments with shopping, people jogging... But the sight that caught his eye instantly was a young man... No older than 25 giving a little girl about 4 years old a piggyback. She was obviously his daughter. They were both laughing. The scene sent a pang of pain shooting through Doc's heart.
Before he'd been in the Project he'd had a family. Married his university girlfriend at 22... Had his first child at 25. A little girl. Temperance. He instantly recalled her face. Delicate features and shoulder length brown hair. He'd forgotten about her. And his wife. But something suddenly flared in his chest. He'd never told the people running the Project that he had family. They might still be alive.
Immediately standing up he smiled for the first time in a while. If he couldn't find the Prototypes, he could at least find his daughter. Trying to recall information he remembered only one thing. They'd lived in Vancouver. He'd then moved to Norway for his research, leaving them behind. Maybe they never left.