"Oh hi Brian," she said in her high pitched bubble voice that I loved. "I'm so glad you could come over so quickly. The internet doesn't seem to be wo...king again." OK, let's see," feeling less overwhelmed as we were talking about computers, my area of expertise. I walked into the cubicle behind her desk. Like the other two women today, she didn't move out of my way and I had to bend over her to reach the mouse. Not that I really minded it gave me a great view down her cleavage. I fumbled around. “I like neither of them,” I said. “I suppose, then, I must get to the brass tacks. I need to find the location of Vendigroth, to find the Vendigroth Device.”Pelojian nodded, his voice growing somber as a map of the Vendigroth wastes appeared in the air beside him, a glowing dot transfixing a single location. I drew out my atlas and sketched down the location immediately, even as Pelojian spoke. “The lands of Vendigroth are now drenched in the blood of a million innocents and the land is twisted. For one night he'd grant her this one fantasy...Rick took his wife's hand and looked at his partner. "Come on, Larry. You're coming home with us. Just for tonight ... this will never happen again. Is that understood?" he stated firmly as he looked back and forth at his wife and his trusted partner. They both nodded.They found their coats and snuck out of the coatroom to go find Barbara, Jon and Jerry and let them know they were leaving. But their companions were nowhere to be found. They. She was wearing a sleeveless yellow sheath dress imprinted with red flowers, and she practically dragged Devlin through the door. "It's cold out there tonight. How've you been? We missed you last week." The small entrance foyer was at the foot of a long flight of stairs. There were coats and boots to the left, and a door that had to open to the garage to the right."Yeah, well something happened and I couldn't come." She offered Cindy the bowl of fruit salad she'd bought at the grocery store. "I.