Jessa pulled it open as Matt put his hand forward with the flowers, then looking inside, he asked if he was early."Oh, they all are late, usually, com... in. Come in," she urged and he came inside and she closed the door and placed the roses on the entry table."Come, sit down, Matt, here, next to me," she said as she sat down on the sofa."How long have you lived here?" I asked trying to provide some conversation before the others showed up."Oh, about a year now, come on, I'll show you around,". They believe that their people had come to this world seeking a new home when theirs was destroyed. They still help special ceremonies in the Gods Groves on Midsummer’s Eve and Midwinter Eve.Some of the other churches frowned on his practice mostly because it was rumoured they had orgies in the forest. However, the Druids had the support of the King and the people, and the marriage services were legally binding.Ty warned Richard to look after Prue as she was very special and he would have to. "You do realize that if this plan of yours doesn't work Master Jake, we all are doomed. You are one of the only humans I have ever seen resist the love magic. I don't feel good about you trying to do it multiple times." Rasmir told Jake a look of concern on his face also.Jake was nodding his agreement, this plan had to work, and it was all he could see to do. After running through all that he could against fighting this magic only this had any positive outcome. ‘At least I hope,’ Jake thought,. When I got to the stadium, the tarpaulin crew was huddled in the rightfield runway, all wearing their yellow slickers and floppy hats. I talked to the head grounds keeper, and he assured me that the field would be playable if it stopped raining pretty soon. We both agreed that the old field drained well and that sky was a bit lighter to the north. It was not coming down very hard, just a steady, cold, gray drizzle. The weather guy on TV called it an occluded front and said it could hang around.