He was awoken by the arrival of his breakfast and he slowly sat up as the table was rolled over the bed. He thanked the girl and tried to see if he co...ld read her while looking at her but nothing came to him. He quickly closed his eyes and concentrated on the steam to see if he could hear what she was thinking."Crappy scrambled eggs again with soggy toast and dry cereal! Damn hospital food!"That was definitely not her thoughts as he somehow knew it was a man. I guess it's going to take a lot of. ’ ‘I appreciate that,’ I said, ‘but this is a no-fault state and no matter what you want to do, the state sometimes sees things a little differently. Do you have any children? Are you working? Do you own a home? These are the things that I need to know and then we can go from there.’ ‘No children, no job, no home… I just want a divorce and I want to sue her.’ I looked at the woman, who, in my opinion was reasonably good looking with long dark-brown hair, deep, dark eyes and a hint of a smile. I missed my alarm and made it late to work. I was late a lot that summer. Thankfully, my boss was sweet about it, and though I was wildly hungover, I managed to make it sound like I had been the DD the night before. She bought it, I think.That was a brutal shift. I was a barista at the busiest coffee shop in town and that day seemed to be the busiest. I was barely keeping it together when Naomi and Anika walked through the door. I could only guess what they were giggling about.I took their. “It was luck, same with the Old One,” I said. “Most of the time I was terrified.”“I rather doubt that, John. Save with the Old One,” Morgana replied.“It’s true enough, I just don’t let it keep me from doing what I think is right, or hoping what I do will work,” I chuckled.“Pretty much defines a hero,” chuckled Arch as he completed the defensive wards around the encampment as darkness fell.“Someone’s approaching,” Jemima announced half an hour later.“Any idea who ... or what?” Morgana asked.“Not.