I guess he'd heard stuff like this before. Luckily, I was back under control when we went back on air.When we went back on air, I got a surprise. The ...lady I had rescued from the car was on the phone from her hospital bed. She was recovering and expected to be sent home in a week. I didn't know what to say to her, because she was weeping in thanks that I rescued her from what she believed was certain death at the hands of the criminals. I repeated that I didn't know the circumstances of her. "You need them both. You need to stop tearing yourself apart over what to do and just let them sort their problems amongst themselves. Sooner or later they will tell you the same thing in a manner which even a blind, mute, homosexual eunuch would understand, but you could save yourself some trouble and just take their first hint." But-"Wolvero hopped down from the log as Gnusyl could be heard returning from his hunt. "And you might as well ignore all that caste politics stuff. Your part in that. We exchanged contact info, and I took off home. I got home, responded to one of my college students, then emailed Kim, she told me to come back over. She told me to park my car in front of the house or pull my bike in and come thru the side gate. She was going to be in the shower. The back door would be unlocked.I headed inside, followed the sound of the water and found my way back to her bedroom. I stepped into the master bath, said “hello Kim”, and was told to get naked and join her. I. .. I noticed her for the first time two days after I arrived back from Perth and I am not sure why I did. She was wearing a shop assistants uniform, dark blue; a pair of dark soft-soled slip-ons her hair pulled back in a chignon tight to her scalp similar to many ballet dancers. Built as normal as any shop assistant the only truly difference to everyone else I would normally see and ignore in my daily routine is that she was secretly watching me. It was both odd and worrying as I was used to.