We were led inside and asked to wait in the centre of the main room. The room was very large, and dimly lit. To our left were lines of seats, rising s...ightly to the back. A large stage sat before. It appeared to be a theatre house of some kind."Your unkle wants us to get married HERE?" said Gloria, humoured. "I don't think so. This place gives me the creaps." Me too," I agreed.Men started carrying things in through a side door, in and out of the main room. We carried chairs, belts, leather. “Or we could get married, and move into our own house were we can raise our children together.” I said.Had I really just said that? Was I actually serious? Could this be a mistake? No, it wasn’t a mistake. I knew better than that. I wanted nothing more than to be near her. The sex didn’t matter to me. We could stop right now and be celibate and I’d be a happy man just content in being around her. But if we did do it, if we made love and I got her pregnant, would I be ready to start a life with. “That’s why we play these games. I’m sure we’ll find out tomorrow. What I do know is that we’ve worked hard to get to where we are and I know we will give it our all. Percy may be right. From looking at their game film, they are everything he has said they are. Texas high school ball is serious business. We would be crazy to discount that.“I’m just hoping our fans come out in force to support us tomorrow night. We’ll need them to even have a chance. I also hope that people in the St. Louis area. ” Maria motioned for Jack to step forward, and he did with a snap to his step like a good little soldier. “Avery is not Simon. She is open to a degree of communication. A small degree, but a degree nonetheless. She has chosen Master Terry to be an intermediary between the Primogen and the Uratha.”Jacob burst into laughter, and slammed both his palms down against the glass table. No one reacted, except for Jack. Jack jumped a foot in the air, and winced as every set of eyes glanced his.