<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#00ff00">"Well I'm glad that my contract execution provided her some entertainment, though I saw no point in killing the woman at the time. Wrong time, wrong place is hardly a reason to kill. Though I suspect that the emotional scars she'd be carrying around for the rest of her life would have made her wish I had... something about being tied down in a compromising position while your loved died beneath you. Yes, perhaps your mistress was right it would have been more merciful."</span>Cade agreed, leaning into the table more while listening to what else she had to say, including offering to purchase dinner. He glanced over to Piper with a smirk and folded his hands together on the table top while considering what he should order while Bell waved down the wench.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#00ff00">"It sounds like you both have quite an interesting history to your lives, much more intriguing than just following wherever my mistress the sea takes me."</span>Cade said with a shrug.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#00ff00"> "But, I suppose that's the occupational hazard of having no true port but the one that you lay your head down."</span><br/><br/>Once the serving wench returned, Cade ordered another Brandy and a soup with bread on the side.