Leading him into the living room she moved the fur blanket from the sofa, folding it over the back rest to add a little extra comfort."Please get comf...rtable, tea or coffee?"Myka headed for the kitchen as she asked the question, Aaron called his answer of black coffee and no sugar.Aaron sat in the living room. Looking casually around and taking in the art work that Myka had on display. He saw she was a fan of classic art and not the modern bullshit on show in all the galleries no a days.. Talk of an army not too far away, had everyone worried. Most believed that the King’s forces would handle the problem. Some worried that being so close to the enemy the town might be visited or raised by the enemy.Finally, a constable, asked Keal who he was and where he was from. Keal slowly answered, he was from across the sea and that he and his ladies had bartered for passage on a ship a short time ago and have been wandering from town to town. He was a storyteller, and the ladies took care. I left Sylvia working on the Real Estate projects, while I pulled all the information on the senator that I could from the internet. I got his picture and basic information. I also ran the background information in the public files through a less known set of programs to check him out a little deeper. I had access to those programs since the changes. I got more, but still came up with nothing to give me a hint who wanted him dead. The who could have told me how they would likely try to do it.If. The rustling of blankets could be heard as I was returning from dumping the towels in the laundry room. She was starting to awaken. More nervous than ever in my life, I sat down on the bed and wrapped my hands around hers. Her eyelids slowly rose, showing her two beautiful blues.“Hey,” I said softly with a small smile.She gave a small hum and a look of peace, as if waking up from a much-needed sleep. “Hi.”A flutter ran through me at the sound of her voice.“Do you remember anything?”She closed.