I guess you could call them my posse.I was going to add something really nasty but I just let it slide.A couple of minutes later Nancy came back to th... table, striding like a Clydesdale, and making about as much noise too. She was angry and wanted the entire place to know that she was on the gallop like a good war horse in battle."You said you loved me! You left me!" She said loud enough for everyone to hear, including Thor.This was not a fun dinner."Nancy, you were married, I was married, and. She was smiling again, the look in her eyes one of naked contempt for her captors, ‘And if I should break that pledge?’ she said, starting to walk backward toward the path, ‘and take a nice, brisk walk down the road, to the guard outpost I know is in the east,’ she continued turning around and walking away, calling over her shoulder, ‘what would you do?’ she finished. No sooner than the words left her lips than a crossbow quarrel sang out in the still air and hooked her long flowing skirt,. But from the look her saw on her face when she turned around he knew this was never going to happen.The person standing somehow near him, as the room wasn't that big, wasn't Sam. She was someone else, not even Thia. The look in her eyes was strange; it was something he didn't quite find a word that could describe it, but definitely not a look of someone he once loved and God help him still love."Shane," she said his name coldly, just like he'd called her name the first time he'd seen her two. She had made arrangements to follow Mary to the office to start her new job. Mary had told her what time she would be leaving the house, and had told her who she would be seeing to take care of the necessary paperwork to get started. She had pictures of all the other people in the office that she had taken at various social events. It seemed that luncheons, parties, or outings were held for any reason that any of them could think of. Mary assured her that they had some of the finest people.