”“Got it in one,” Jake said.Phil pulled out a ten dollar bill and said, “I said that I would pay you ten dollars if you could tell me what was...wrong with it. I guess you did. Here you go.”“Thanks,” Jake said taking the ten dollar bill. Hoping that he could earn some more money, he asked, “What are you going to do about replacing it?”“I’ll keep using it,” Phil answered. He grinned at the expression on Jake’s face. “I figure it has a few good years left in it.”Jake looked at the computer and. I pointed at myself and said, “Me?”“Well, you can drive is what I mean. Gen and I will do the shopping. Even if it is mostly window shopping.”“Now that sounds like a plan,” said Imogen. “How about we go to that big shopping centre they built next to the Olympic Park in London. I haven’t been yet, but it’s supposed to be awesome.”“Hang on, hang on,” I said, holding up my hands. “If you’re planning on going there, I’m sure there’s a whole lot of our friends who’d like to go too. So maybe we can. ”“What will you do?”“That’s a secret. If you know... you’ll know — and that’s not the point.”“You mean you have no idea,” Candy said with a sly grin.“No love — you have no idea — that is the point.”Candy smiled and laid her head back on the pillow, smiling.“When it stops hurting will I forget what an idiot I’ve been?”“Do you want to forget?” Andy’s voice softened, the playfulness gone.“There’s a lot I can’t remember,” Candy sighed. “If I could remember everything, then maybe I would want to. I could feel the strands of magic that came from the dead and led deeper into the Keep. I pulled my head back before an arrow went past where it had been. It looked to me like the dead were tied to the inside of the Keep. I wondered what would happen if they were brought out through the magic barrier.With an image of bow fishing in my head I went back to where the Legate waited, “how much is it worth to you if I help with this little problem?”The Legate snorted, “well not the Keep. What did you.