Thank goodness Don had jumped at the chance. His hair was a mess and he wasn’t averse today breaking a few rules. He arrived promptly at Becky’s f...at and they soon settled into the normal hairdresser client conversations.However, Don noticed that Becky’s TV was missing by the dust free spot and loose cables on the TV stand. He asked where it had gone and tearfully Becky had to tell him about her money crisis. Ever the practical one, Don put forward a few suggestions where Becky could make some. There was no sign of the villagers who lived here, the road was clear, and flanked wither side were huts were people once lived. Some shut, and others simply left open. The figure made their way to the village square, and out of the corner of their eye they caught a glimpse of a hanging sign, which read. "The Red Drake Inn", and they soon began to make their way towards it.The figure entered the former inn, and began to search for anything the previous owners left behind. The interior of the. Now the reason for my seeing the city in the future should help out. I knew of an inn that had supposedly been in existence in one form or another, for three hundred years.The first thing I noticed was that it was crowded and noisy. I had picked a time when I could come out and mix right in with a crowd, and I succeeded in that. Also, the people here stank, as well. I was going to have to get used to that, all over again.I remembered where the merchants who dealt in gems were supposed to be. Never would he tolerate any man, even if I married, to claim his fatherhood of Kari from him. Stepfather, uncle, no problem of any new man, okay. But he has made it plain that the one thing he could not stomach was losing his fatherhood status. And that as Kari’s ‘only father’, no shared fatherhood, not ever that. No wiggle room on that one requirement,” she said.“Oh my,” he said.“Huh?” said Lea.“Lea, that man, that wonderful man of yours just became a multi-millionaire,” he said. “And that.