I was a bit apprehensive about singing ‘Khe Sanh’, since it was considered to be an Australian rock music icon, and I wasn’t sure if I could rea...ly do it justice.“You can do it, Will,” Don said. “Are we ready?”He played the opening notes of the song, I took a quick swig of my water, and readied myself to sing.I left my heart to the sappers round Khe SanhAnd the soul was sold with my cigarettes to the black market manI’ve had the Vietnam cold turkeyFrom the ocean to the Silver CityAnd it’s only. “Oh?” I asked, “And who is she meeting with?”“Nice try, Princess.” King Dreus laughed.“You can’t blame a girl for trying.” I smiled back. “And Head-ranger Adarian,” Mother cut in, “he will be released?”“I will give you Adarian as a sign of goodwill, Queen Tiadoa, but the others will hang; the people demand it.”“Thank you, King Dreus.” I said, “Have him travel to us by portal. We need him now.”A knock thundered on the door, drawing the swift attention of everyone in the room. My heart leapt in. “I do,” Anastassia blushed as much as possible due to the unorthodox vows.“Do you, Oswald, take this woman, Anastassia, to be your lawfully wedded Hotwife, to have and to hold from this day forward, to love, serve, and obey, for better or for worse, for rich or for poor, in sickness and in health, for as long as you both shall live?” Amy continued, making it Oswald’s turn to blush.“Ja ... I do,” Oswald answered first in German due to his enthusiasm.“Then, by the power vested in me by the State. I tried to put this out of my mind thinking that it was just one of her moods. But it lasted, and then I started noticing some clues around the house. I found a book of matches from a motel in the area. I looked in the phone book and the place was circled. We had never been there.Several times over the next week I tried to call her during the day, yet she never picked the phone up. That little voice in the back of my mind said something was up. I tried to ignore it but it kept bugging me..