’ Kat mumbled. ‘Well, you can stay at Connor’s and I’ll pick you up tomorrow afternoon all right? He offered to take care of you…is that oka... with you?’ ‘Uh huh.’ ‘Bye then…feel better.’ ‘Bye.’ Kat hung up and handed the phone back to Connor and went back to sleep. Connor put the phone away and then went to the kitchen. He got some Advil, a glass of water, and some Gatorade and brought it all back to the bedroom. He got Kat up again, sitting her up against the headboard and gave her some Advil. That was actually what disappointed her the most about losing her job. She had just reached the point where she could seriously consider kicking Andy out without going broke and starving just trying to make rent. She'd even been out looking at apartments for herself lately thinking maybe she could just pack her stuff while Andy was working and disappear into the night.Whatever worked. She really didn't care. She just wanted it to be over at some point one way or another. The repetitive nature. Nevertheless, the dark figure in gray and black was already out searching the city. A crime most monstrous was in danger of becoming even more so.“Twenty possibilities down, only a hundred more to go,” the young woman beneath the cape and cowl thought as she looked over the waterfront. “Something like this would have to happen when Batman and Robin are out of town. I could really use that keen analytical mind of his.”Shielding her eyes against the light of the dying sun, the woman popularly. She knew she needed to get help soon for her friend, but whenever she had mentioned it to Janice the girl had acted so frightened that she had dropped the suggestion. Approaching a smart dressed man who was trying to ignore the scruffy girl she never noticed Jake and Ben as they walked up to her until it was too late. Flashing his ID Jake spoke asking her, ‘Do you know the chemist over by the Embankment Gardens on Villiers Street?’ Stepping back as if she was going to run, Ben moved around to.