A small ‘yeow – schnickikikk’ came from our feet and I started. Kaiser’s hands pulled away from my sides as we looked down. The Siamese looked...irritated. I laughed nervously and looked at Kaiser from under my eyelashes. His mouth twitched and his eyes twinkled. ‘Sounds like it’s time to feed the cats,’ he said, softly. ‘Did you want me to send someone for your things?’ * * * * * It was not until later that night at supper that I asked what he meant by ‘feed the cats’. He smiled and refused to. ’ ‘And you were in a coma for five days.’ ‘Yep.’ ‘There’s a substantial list of medications and treatments on here, what are you currently taking?’ Jayce sighed trying to remember the name of the meds he was given. ‘Zyprexa Olanzapine for the ‘depression’,’ he made fingerquotes in the air much to the Doctor’s annoyance. ‘And a whole bunch of painkillers that I stopped taking because it doesn’t hurt anymore. Unless you poke it. You won’t poke it will you?’ The woman looked up from her notes with. "But you're a nine!" The Black List," I said. Stephen and Pranay nodded to me."I volunteered," Dipak told me. "I'm going to meet their trainer, Hank. He owns the shooting range in town." I know him," I said.Pranay raised an eyebrow in question."I got enough ego to think I was going be above the cutoff eventually," I said. "And I have enough brains to know what it means in an Earth First county to be a sponsor that can't defend himself." Show me the list," I told Pranay. "I'll..." Don't say it. We do tend to get attached to items of importance to us. It had saved my life, so it was special to me.James and I were in the middle of an investigation when we were supposed to go again, so we had missed our second window. I’d not had the range practice I would have liked.This time, Dave had organised two hours for us. He winked at me and told me he had talked Ken into letting me use the obstacle course.We dressed in our live-fire suits and then we happily got on the bus to go to the enclosed.