Ericka looked up at Lisa for help, but she was not foolish enough tochallenge Devin especially since he had threatened to bimboize her."Do it Ericka d...n't argue Devin knows what's best for you." Bu..." Do it Ericka don't cause a scene go wit him it won't take long and weboth know it will be good for you."Margie was overhearing the entire conversation and it made hersuspicious, so she watched as Ericka got up straightened her skirt andfollowed Devin out of the room.She snuck after them and. Most famous people wouldn't shut up about how important they were. She had seen hundreds of them come and go from the tasting rooms of the winery. Most of them felt like they deserved a discount on wine, since they would, naturally, mention it to their friends, or serve it at their fancy parties.Curious now, she turned and went into the house. She lived on the upper floor. The owner hadn't wanted to live on site. That was the only good thing about him. She sat down at the computer in her office. She knelt again and presented him the coffee, bowing her head slightly as she did. He allowed her to sit there a second, the heat of the coffee trying her dedication as she held it out in both hands, safely cool handle pointing to him. Finally he took it from her and stroked her cheek with a finger. She blushed. Such a simple act and yet she felt like a giggling virgin again when he did it.She heard him sip it and then sigh. At first she was worried it was not right but then he stoked her face. “We should eat. Our food is already cold. This is getting ridiculous.”“We have to wait,” the king said glumly. “If He was not going to come, He’d send word.”Tetenia stared at her plate, getting hungry. Where was He? By now, He probably could have gotten Himself here.The king, for his part, knew the guests were getting agitated. He also knew he had no choice - and in fairness, some of the guests understood that as well, although Lord Aberdal apparently did not. There were rules for banquets and.