. . now this. I know you don’t think much of them, but I know Reginald loves Pat, and Mary was trying to remember how. And before you get harsh with...them,’ he said softly, ‘remember that their only remaining child is tied to a hospital bed.’ Keith sighed. ‘I wasn’t going to pick a fight. When Pat comes out of this, that’s the last thing she’ll need.’ He and Lyle noticed Tobias was waving them over. ‘I think she was awake,’ the butler said as they gazed in through the glass. ‘I saw her clenching. I will not lie to you – Joining the Grey Wardens requires great sacrifice, and it changes you forever. There is no going back."Anders nodded, looking sort of dazed. I cleared my throat. "My question remains. Bath, food, or bed?" I think ... all three of those, in that exact order, if you don't mind." Deal. I'm guessing there's not an actual bathtub on this crate, but I'll go find out. If not, Aedan, could you find Anders a cabin of his own, and I'll bring some water?"Aedan nodded at me. It. He screwed up his face with the first taste, but I was getting tired of being the only coffee drinker here so I encouraged him to give it a fair test."No one likes it the first time they taste it. You should try it at least a few times to make sure you don't come to like it. In a few minutes you will feel what it does for you," I said."Very well. You have already proved to be very wise and I will try the coffee as often as I can stand it on your say so alone," he said.Hell, I knew he was a. Grace called out then screamed. The door opened and a nurse came running in. ‘It’s OK Grace, shh, calm down,’ she was saying as she stroked Grace’s head, ‘I’ll get your parents.’ A few minutes later her Mum and Dad appeared at the door, they rushed over to her and cried. They started cuddling her and Grace was suddenly aware of how small she felt. It felt like forever before they let her go.‘What happened?’ Grace quietly asked. Mum sat next to her and Dad sat on the end of the bed. Grace.