The four figures I had seen earlier in my room and outside my house were now standing on either side of the table. The first instinctive reaction to a...situation like this would be to panic; however, I did not do that. It wasn't because I didn't want to but because of what one of the things did next. It reached out and lightly hovered it's fingers over my forehead. I instantly felt further relaxed and unafraid. My mind was at ease. It was strange but I suddenly felt happy or like this was. "Bass nodded. "I'm in. I'm not sure I want to contribute more, but I think it's a good idea too. It's about time we gave something back to the community."Morty shrugged. "I can live without my percentage. The publicity alone is worth that." Okay then. We need to rehearse an hour show."Keys was unhappy. They argued for an hour before finally agreeing on an hour show that could be ready in less than two weeks. Don turned Morty, Stix and Bass loose on some of the details that still needed to be. I paused, believing I had a perception beyond myself of the baby. The strange awareness was similar to my mindlink with Derwen as it encompassed something outside of my own senses. When I removed my hand from Hazel's stomach that sense of awareness left too.Hazel's eyes grew wide, so I asked, "You felt that warm feeling too, Hazel?" My lover nodded her head. Hazel's half-grin and tear in the corner of her eye confirmed our child had the gift. "Derwen will want to know this child."Taking a deep. Looked like the corny amateur marketing schtick was working. “I believe you’ve shown interest in becoming an esteemed benefactor of our humble establishment.”“I came here to look around,” he said sharply. “Curtis only had good things to say about this place, but I personally like to read the bad reviews first. Sounded too good to be true.”“Well I’m sorry to disappoint, but as far as venues go, we aren’t particularly outstanding.” I leaned forward as I lowered my voice, and his eyes wandered to.