” She shuddered. “But there weren’t any Grey Wardens around, I guess.”My heart racing, I asked, “And can you tell me, what happened to Ser W...sley’s wife?”“Sergeant Aveline was released from duty and chose to accompany us to Kirkwall after her husband died.” Leandra frowned. “Poor woman. She seems content in the city guard, however.”I breathed a sigh of relief. “Oh. Good.” I struggled to focus. “And Kirkwall?”Bethany answered. “Much as you said. Uncle Gamlen gambled away the family fortune and. The other person – Sirius – was bound to come in my direction. I racked my brain trying to think of an excuse for being there, listening to what was obviously a private conversation. “Lost,” despite being the truth, didn’t really seem to cut it. I was let off, however, lucky this one time – Sirius turned around and slipped behind the tapestry, leaving no sign he’d ever been there. I breathed out. There must be a secret passage behind there. Idly I wondered where it went but, lost as I was,. .." I started.Jenny paused and turned towards me with a grimace. "Damn, I hate that name." she exclaimed. "It sounds so fucking...frumpy."I gasped and stared in Jenny. She didn't swear, or at least she didn't before her body had changed. "What's happening with you?" I gasped. "You're so...different." I don't know what the hell happened to me," Jenny responded, rubbing her hands on her breasts with obvious enjoyment, "but I sure as hell like it." But Jenny..." I started again.Jenny just glared. She fought down the desire to run as the minutes ticked. She knew she’d have to face him sooner or later. As often as she’d considered it in the previous week, she wasn’t leaving college. He’d most likely be her professor for three more years. She kicked herself for not having considered that before she got on her knees, before he moved inside of her, before she felt what she felt. She sighed. People camped outside the night before registration to get into his upper level classes. For the.