Go and eat something. You're back to training again tomorrow, no exceptions", she blurted out and left the tent. Goovar followed her, but Bea stayed a...bit before saying goodnight to me; remembering me that I under no circumstances should meet Vicdaen and Alexander. I could always try.When dark fell I found myself an insomniac. I tossed and turned on my thin mattress, my state of awareness never reaching that blessed state of unconsciousness. Faint voices of the guards patrolling camp slipped. ”“Then we can stay down here for a while longer.”Ellerie bit her lip, looking first through the open doorway, then to the eastern tunnel.“I don’t know what to look at first,” she admitted.“We can’t explore the whole city tonight,” Boktar said. “We’ll still be here tomorrow.”She nodded. “The armory now, since we know there’s something there. We’ll try these doors tomorrow.”Corec carefully trudged down the slope from the cave, trying not to trip. In the dark, with his arms full, he couldn’t see. There were even a few dark chocolate bars and some bottled water. Everything was still cold from being in his trunk all night. I took the strawberries into the bathroom to rinse them off and remove the leaves."I'm back!" John called out as he came into the bathroom with a bucket of ice and champagne flutes. "Want a glass of champagne?" When I nodded, he popped the cork off the top and filled the glasses.He handed me a glass and offered a toast, "To us."I took a long sip. "The porter called me. “I love her. And she dumped me!”“Let me get you some water?” I asked, took out water bottle out of the fridge, and sat down in the armchair next to him. Max told me the story. Trina had met a guy with more money to spend on her, and had chosen him over Max. I knew that girl was a bitch! But I also knew Max well enough not to say that to his face. It wouldn't do any good. So instead, I went with "how could she do that to you?" and "doesn't she realize what a great guy she's loosing?" I looked.