‘I understand My Lord,’ Sir Robert said ashamedly. ‘I am not condemning you Good Knight. I understand your apprehension. This is a strange matte... to consider.’ Arthur said. ‘If it is true, we will go look and bring you back a full report. I would like to request a couple of your best Knights to come with us. I think we may need a little help.’ Sir Robert said. He looked at Jeanne. ‘If that’s all right with you Beloved.’ ‘Of course Dear, I was going to suggest it myself.’ She said and smiled. He. He has always had a tendency to grossly underestimate my talents, perhaps because I'm a woman instead of the son he really wanted. I had an MBA, but it might as well have stood for Master of the Bullshit Arts for all the respect it won me from him."Now, Dad," I said. "You know that sales have increased 75% since I came on board." That's just the upturn in the economy," he grumbled."What upturn in the economy?" I inquired sweetly. But I already knew that it wouldn't do any good to appeal to. The movers had torn it while moving a filing cabinet into the room. The woman at her desk looked up at him and asked, “What do you need?”“I’m here to check out the carpet,” Jack answered squatting down. He could patch it, but it wouldn’t last.“Good. I trip over it every time I enter my office,” the woman said.Looking up at her, Jack said, “Well, I can patch it or I can replace it. If I patch it, it won’t last long. If I replace it, you’ll have to move everything out of the office.”“Patch it,”. "No, it wasn't. That was a dose of potion," Dev responded quietly."Potion? You wasted potion on the likes of me?" The man gasped out."What do you mean, 'the likes of you'? You're a man aren't you? That's enough for me," Dev responded angrily."I meant no offense, my lord. It's just potion is so expensive and I can't pay you for it," the man said, breathing much better by now."I don't recall asking you for payment. I saw a man in need. I happened to have had something that would help him. So I.