"Not to worry. I actually have the generator on a timer," I told her. "It's currently set to shut itself off after an hour. Generally I don't run it a...l the time, just when I need additional electrical power for whatever reason. If you'd prefer, I can run out and reset it again."She looked immediately relieved, but then told me. "No actually, this is fine. Perfect in fact," as the lights just then went out, leaving only the light in the entire cabin now coming from the warm fire we were sitting. She opened the box and smiled widely. "Oh, its beautiful, Jason." What is it?" Lexie pondered."A jeweled heart pendant," Tiffany responded, showing it to her."Classy, Jason," Lexie complimented me.They both smirked and viewed it for a moment. Then Tiffany put it down on the table and just started eating again.'Huh, a nice smile, and a little praise, but she didn't even put it on herself,' I thought as I looked at both of them for a moment. "So, do you have anything for me?" Oh, I'll give you. I remember everything... "Aren't they a lovely couple?" Pardon?" I turned to see who had spoken and smiled as my Aunt Rose tipped her glass of champagne back, draining the last few drops. She burped daintily, not bothering to cover her mouth, and gave me a toothy grin."I said aren't they a lovely couple?"I nodded, unable to form a coherent sentence as the newlyweds danced their first dance together. Shelly and Dave were certainly easy on the eyes as they moved in tandem over the dance floor. My. It will be brief, I assure you, I bring no petitions to trouble his Grace.’ ‘As you wish, sir. Please take a seat and his Grace will see you at his first opportunity. Is there anything you would wish for your refreshment?’ D’Audierne asked for wine and found a seat on a settee in the parlor as the steward pranced away. He was sure the bastard would be just as happy to let him wait in that parlor three or four days for an audience, though a gentleman, d’Audierne was no one of significance in.