"You first," I told him, as I had chills running down my back caused by all of these unusual happenings, but we had no trouble entering the house. The...e were parlors on both sides of the entry hall, which had a wide set of stairs leading to the second floor, but we didn't explore up there yet, and just continued down the hallway.There was a music room and another room before we came to the large dining room. It had a huge carved mahogany dining table with a multitude of chairs. There were two. Even though she had told him she wasn’t interested in getting into another relationship, Jason refused to be discouraged. He kept asking her out in spite of Jade’s refusals. She wasn’t as fearful of another relationship as she was about dating a man sixteen years older than herself. Along with Jason’s age had come a measure of self-confidence. He had not been discouraged by Jade’s frequent but polite rejections. He merely continued to politely ask her out until his charm won her over. Finally,. Her "quirkiness" seemed to have always stopped that.Getting the desk through her doorway proved to be more difficult than even getting it up the stairs. But after a bit of maneuvering it proved successful and got it in place in the living room. No extra office in this apartment, and I was only staying for a couple weeks so it'll be all right.Looking over after getting it placed Darcy asked, "Max, is that box outside the last one or is there more stuff in your car?" I've got my bag to grab plus. Something about it giving you power over them or some such. Any truth to that?”Beauty hesitated, then nodded. “Yes.”“Interesting,” he grunted.That certainly answered his question. True names did matter in Hell, as it did in the Faery realm. Perhaps such truths mattered in every reality.And then, just like that, he knew the sound of his full, true name. Logan could feel it resonating inside him like the ringing of a bell on a quiet, summer day. It just felt ... right. And it was so much more.