Initially, he couldn’t understand how or why he had been able to survive what he learnt was three and a half thousand years of sleep and still be sa...e. It was only then that he realised that the magical items he had been wearing were no longer on his body. He felt naked without them but not ready to go insane. He could only surmise that the rest of his sextet was also dead by this time, as they had not come to find him.He was still able to use some basic spells and using a cloaking spell, he. Faizi and I normally work long days. Ed at first complained about me coming home so late, but I let him know that Faizi insisted that I stay with him and I had no choice. It was our practice to relax in the evening with some liquor made by Faizi’s staff from date palms, and I got high from drinking it. After our first two weeks in Bahrain, and he could sense that I was getting more comfortable with him, Faizi started to more-aggressively flirt with me. He’d usually wait until I was drunk with. I walked around in circles tring to get her attention, waiting for just a moment to catch her alone. It didn't happen. I gave up all hope of getting to know her and took myself off to the kitchen for to chill out.'Were you looking at me' I heard voice say behind me. I turned around. It was her. 'No' I said sheepishly'Tell me the truth, I wont hurt you''How do you know ?''Well, I was looking at you''You are so sexy and gorgeous, I could not help myself but I noticed you had company so I backed. I'm glad you don't have another wife."Al just looked at me and dammed if he didn't smile! He actually looked up at the ceiling and let out a little laugh. It made me smile as well. I was really a terrible person."I understand exactly what you mean. And I told you; our marriage was one of convenience. We liked each other but we didn't love each other. I was sad when she died but more for Connie's sake than anything." There is one other thing you need to know before we go any further. I convinced.