"I did" Michael said. "Jack doesn't seem to believe he does, but we all know better. the man snores like a chain saw. I actally hadn't considered swimming, to be honest. I just wanted to tell you I have to pop out to the cheesemakers. It seems I'm short of ricotta. That, and I do need some amaretto liquor. Can you think of anythin else we could use while I"m out?"
Khaat had slipped into a deep sleep, and in her sleep, she began to see the woods near Remus's grave. She simply went over and sat down and leaned against his headstone.
"What are you doing here of all places?" Remus's voice asked her.
"My dream, I can show up where I choose, I suppose," she shrugged.
"No. Why are you here? Of all the things you could dream about, why here?" he asked, sitting rather unceremoneously on his own tombstone.
"When I die tomorrow night, do tell them, somehow to put me here with you, wont' you?" she asked.
"That attitude stinks, even for you. You're actually counting on losing? And who ar eyou battling?"
"Just James," she said.
"Oh. Just James, then is it? Then why are you here?" he pestered.
"You're a pain in the butt. I don't know why I"m here."
"If you're afraid just say so," he said.
"I'm not afraid," she glared.
"Liar," he charged. :You know you won't be alone."
"Either way, tomorrow night, I win," she said.
"Do you?" he asked.
Michael looked at the slight frustration on Khaat's face. "She appears to be dreaming. I think we should let her sleep unless it gets upsetting."