Can you afford that, Tim?”“Yes…I can. What about your fee?”“You’ll have me pro bono. I owe that and more to the best secretary I’ve ev...r had. Amy, I’m giving you the afternoon off. Go out for lunch and do whatever young people like you do these days. Have fun.” He stood and the meeting was over. Then Amy took my hand and led me through the entire office, introducing me to lawyers, paralegals, and secretaries—even to some of the clients. All told I must have been introduced to more than. "She sighed. "He needs rest, yet he wouldn't close his eyes. You coming along while he was ... talkative ... was pure coincidence. He probably won't remember telling you in the morning, but he'll feel better for it all the same, yes?" Leli..." I remembered Aedan had done something similar to Alistair back at Soldier's Peak; it seemed slipping sleeping draughts into people's drinks was common practice in Thedas, but something about it felt wrong. They should have been left to deal with their. She walked around the desk to a cabinet along the side of the room, causing Kevin to have to shift uncomfortably to keep from facing away from her. His eyes flashed quickly down her buxom body. Her cream blouse was tucked into a tight – yet still professional – tan skirt that hugged her hips and legs down to about her mid-thigh. Her legs were long and shapely, the flawless olive skin gleaming smooth like satin. Her delicate, tan sandals added even more definition. She poured herself a glass of. It had never really bothered her when she signed the papers, or perhaps she'd secretly wished that he'd find out about her and help her in one way or another. Well, now was the time to find out."Ok, Dr. Hawthorne. I'm willing to talk about this, but it's going to take a while for me to get used to it. I've only ever talked of this to my mother and never before felt confident enough to go to someone else with it." That's understandable my dear. It's going to be hard for you, at first. That's why.