We had been out for dinner and a catch up and he had chose to avoid drinking, instead giving people a lift home and one by one, he drove across the ci...y, dropping off friends until it was just him and me. Me, being very drunken on many glasses of wine, spirits and liqueurs, and sprawled quite comfortably in his huge leather passenger seat. It felt nice and cool against my skin and so comfortable. We laughed and chatted as he drove and soon we were at my door. I pouted, telling him I wasn’t. .. just in case.Our victory on Tír na nÓg galvanised our allies as it proved that, under the right circumstances, we really could take on our mutual enemy and win. Offers now flooded in from them and next time we took to the field, it looked like we’d have the command of several thousand, perhaps several armies if some of the offers were to be believed.Elsewhere the only major success for Queen Oonagh, although this was mostly the Nephilim’s doing, was on the three Tuatha Dé Danann worlds in. No more, I said in response to her protests, youve had 3, its time to go to sleep. I kissed her forehead and went downstairs. I have no idea what Neil was watching but fortunately, I had a good book to read. At 10:30, despite his protests I sent him up to bed. I wanted both of them asleep before I went out to collect Sue. I left it till just before 11, checked to make sure they were both asleep and then drove the 3 miles to collect my wife. In those days it was coming close to 11:30 and that. We send Summer over to the bar, to get some more drinks and watched a band play in the distance. "Would it be okay with you if I took Summer back in my tent tonight?" Greg asked, as if I was to decide on the matter of where she would spend the night. I nodded, "Sure, man, I'll hand you the chain and good luck". She came back with the beers and handed me the chain again. "Won't you lead me back to the tents, now?" she asked, while giving me that look I've come to know so well. My buddy shrugged,.