He had a reservation there anyway. It was a cosy restaurant with live music. Some forgotten pianist was crying his heart out on the piano. The interio... was painted with orange to red and the tablecloths and furniture covers were the shades of the same colors. As it was a weekday evening, there weren’t many customers. Looking around, he saw a few couples, a group of six all in suits possibly out for business and a foursome which seemed to be close friends dining and having light conversation. . We tried several stores and found a pair of three inch black court shoesthat I loved and that were comfortable to walk in. I went to pay, but Eosoffered and informed me that the shoes were her treat. I wore them out ofthe store."Let's grab a coffee and something to eat," Eos suggested. "I think weboth deserve it," she added with a smile. She gently took my hand.I froze as I spotted our mother. Eos smiled and gently coaxed me overtowards our mother."Mikki," she said standing in greeting. "So. I must have done something right.” She laughed and pushed him away. “Like hell you did. Those goose bumps had doubled the size of my poor baby boobs.” They’d both been hungry and ate in silence while watching the news. Tonight, the weather was the lead story. It was bad and supposed to get worse until sometime tomorrow night. The weather and their sandwiches ended about the same time. At her insistence, Jason hustled the plates and glasses back to the kitchen. While he was gone, she grabbed. ”The thugs were knocked out, the city guard arrives, and a reward is given. The thankful merchant gives more reward.They got to the inn, and Kaos shared a room with Kilea. Then having drinks in the bar, a bar fight broke out. Tiny is mad his Paladin got soaked in cheap beer but still blesses the guy after he was knocked out.More rolls, and Kilea, overheard two guys talking about a big gold strike up North. Two dwarves came in with a large pouch of gold two days before and bought a large wagon.