"The podgy man glared at her for a second. "I cannot accept this. You will move out tomorrow!"Maggie's eyes widened in alarm. "Tomorrow?!? But...but�...� I have nowhere to go!"Her landlord sniffed and held his nose in the air. "No rent, no apartment."Maggie went to her landlord and put her hand on his fat, hairy arm in an attempt to soften him up. "Oh please sir, please don't kick me out! I'm sure there is SOMETHING that we could work out."It seemed to do the trick. He looked at her curiously.. He and Sally got some more food, then went their separate ways.Ken, back in the study, sat in his chair contemplating Fionna. Her casual acceptance of what had happened last night confused him. She'd seemed to accept Lea as a Goddess with no surprise or denial at all. Was it that she was that much a spiritual person, or was it because she had been so close to death?He reached out with his senses to get some idea of her condition. It was still grave, but at least she wasn't hurting, and some of. People are born every day, probably in roughly equal numbers, only barely favoring the creation of new life. But in some ways this funeral was unlike anything that had been seen here, for one thing the deceased had been a police officer, so many of the attendants, those closest co-workers, were also police officers. Many of the other officers who had served with deceased were not in attendance today however, for this was not the official police memorial, that had been conducted three days. As I sat there, still not believing what I was hearing. My rage subsided some, and I found myself being rather intrigued by the scenario. I decided it might be helpful to get some more information, if I was going to agree to accompany her to 'Movie Night' at her parents."Okay, if I do decide to go with you, I'd like to know a little background information first, so at least I have some idea what to expect," I explained."What do you want to know? You can ask me anything," she offered.