The King had left plenty of food stores; he had been wise to make sure harvests were well tended. But Moran often put off the planting till it was too...late in the season for plants to grow, and soon the food wore out. He reached out to the nearest allies, and they were willing to give, but it was hard to do so when they too, were in a time of war. In fact, the war was happening on their very soil and they were unable to give as much as was needed.Sorena had just been a girl when things went. ” She smiled at that. “Even when he was living with his parents they dined in style because they always had one of the two chefs they employed on hand in the house who cooked everything. They never even had to put the kettle on for tea! Anyway, the sink had two teacups in it, and two spoons, no saucers. I expect Cavenagh will make his usual cup of tea, and leave. I doubt that he will even wash up, as there are six cups in that set.”“I think he uses the bathroom, too,” I whispered, remembering. Thankful Eileen insisted that both of them were properly insured, a much better company than I used, so her insurance would be able to handle all of the impending lawsuits filed by the families of the victims her husband had killed. I was scheduled to stay two more days but after seeing how devastated Eileen was and how she really didn't have much of a life outside of her deceased husband, I told her that there was no way I was going to leave her desolate like that, and insisted she move to. Go over the gameplan and all,’ I explained to Tori. She just rolled her beautiful blue eyes. ‘Whatever.’ she said. ‘Me too, hon. Gotta make sure my star player won’t over-do anything in the second half. Can’t afford an injury.’ Ben said. Abby mimicked Tori, rolling her eyes before replying. ‘Whatever.’ We all shared another laugh. Abby began to extricate herself from Ben’s embrace. She quickly found herself locked in his arms, unable to pull away. She looked up questioningly. ‘Gotta pay the.