Waiting till my glass was near to empty, at last, I shot a tentative, flirtatious glance toward him. Tall, just approaching middle age, gray around th... temples, still in good shape, though. Taut looking and nicely muscled. I felt another ripple in the web as he stared back at me. He might be wise, but wisdom always yields to lust and boredom.The intensity of his gaze took me by surprise as he sat there sipping his wine, observing me — devouring me with his eyes. I should have been. Collin asked "Hank, why did you say that?" Hank looked at Collin and simply replied "because its true." and started to eat again. Trink mentioned he had heard that Rav had found himself a lair, Rav sighed "You hear too much Trink." Hank finished with his breakfast stood up, telling Rav he would be out front shortly to go for his swimming lesson, half way to the door Hank turned "Have you ever told Natalie she is married to a man who can become a dragon?" Seeing the look on Rav's face and his. I didn’t stay to await the results. I could guess by now that Sansa would accept the submission, though I could also tell that she saw me and craved my continued presence as I disappeared. Now, of course, she would know my true name, thanks to Ser Brienne, not that I minded. It was only a matter of time before my visits to the North and elsewhere became known.The fact that Lord Edmure Tully saw me could endanger me as well, but as it turned out, that was the least of my problems. Right then, I. Maybe not here.”Nick gave her an odd look before walking her around to the guest room. “Promise me you’re not going to be in here working on your phone, please.”Ainsley nodded. “Tell Simon he can come get me to talk about the ... thing in a couple of hours, please.”“Not a chance,” said Nick. “Get some rest, Ainsley. You’re no good to me if you’re exhausted.”She didn’t protest. She was almost too tired to get out of her suit and into the hoodie, but she knew she’d have to take up the mantle of.