She turned to me and laughed. "I wouldn't miss it." Good, how about putting out again?"She twitched her nose, like she was giving my question some tho...ght."How much time do we have?" We have an hour and a half until the wedding but that includes showering and getting dressed." Will it count as a 'time'?" Yes, I'm sorry to say that it will." Hmmm, let me consider. Do I want to use a pip for... what did you have in mind?" I was thinking of the thing we do where you do the full split, take my. Jane came up with me to help unpack and to see what the room was like."Hmm, so this is what an executive double room looks like. I love the bed. We'll have to make an excuse to come back and try it out."We made our way to a nice little semi-detached on the outskirts of town. I parked the car in the drive, and as we reached the front door it was opened by a man in his sixties. His grey hair was thinning, he was a little overweight and had the look of a man who was once a lady killer. Jane threw. That was a relief. However, I recognized an immediate problem the moment I stepped from the taxi. This place was just too big and too crowded for me to mount a search all alone. I found a place to sit while I mulled the situation.I knew I had to have help with my search, but I did not know how to manage that. Then it came to me: why not emulate Sherlock Holmes? There were a lot of kids running around playing on the sidewalks and in the streets, and the adults were simply ignoring them. That was. I was feeling guilty because it seemed like he had gotten into this mess just because he was unlucky enough to be partnered with me.As soon as he saw me, he immediately strode over to me with a big smile on his face. “Hey, man. Good to see you. Lucky escape from the reaper, huh?”My reply was eloquent as ever, “Huh?”He didn’t notice my dumbfoundedness at all. He continued, “You know, how you saved us from the griffin. Frost told me how you defeated the griffin after I passed out of my wound..