“Stay!” She then got out of the car with her bag and walked around to my side and opened the door. “Ok, stand up,” she commanded me quietly,...and I complied. She clipped a dog chain to my collar, and then handed me the bag and told me to lead me into the house.Once inside, she had me lead her into the bathroom and then she took me in. She smiled at me with a smile that was both evil and wanton, “Oh, we are going to have a lot of fun tonight!!” She crooned and then she reached to a concealed. So pure and compassionate it was, it almost blinded her. Insisting to look through the glare, she uttered a name in her heart that for a split second made it easy to trail The Almighty’s line of sight.It was not directed at Luminous Church’s forces or the Godly Law Template every Immortal, including His Holiness Morien, vied for, but an indigenous she was familiar with, at least the postulant and for a little bit the nun ... a man who could not receive his empathy.She did not think much about. ‘Then you can’t stay there. You’ll have to return.’ She nodded knowingly, and then added, ‘But I don’t know anyone in KC either.’ ‘What about Denver?’ ‘I don’t know any one from Denver?’ she says with a scowl on her face. ‘I’ve never been there.’ I let her think. For a full minute she looks at the wall, reasoning, then…’ ‘Oh.’ And she looks right at me. ‘But you’ve done so much already.’ ‘Do you want my help? If there’s someone else, I’ll bow out of the picture.’ She was brought face to face. “Okay, but I called to invite you out for a drink while you fill me in on things,” I suggested.“When?” she asked.“I can pick you up at five this afternoon at your job. We can go from there to the restaurant,” I explained.“Okay, but I’m not dressed for a night out,” she said deadpan.“You will be fine honey. It’s just a drink with some people you should meet,” I suggested. “See you at five in the parking lot outside your office. I’ll be the man with a brindle dog.”I spent the time between the.