"The papers rarely had things right."  He mused but then realized that was part of her problem, not getting things directly from him.  Things were different, he gave a nervous laugh.  "There isn't much going on in Sedgwick I couldn't tell you about, it might put you to sleep though."  He didn't consider meth labs all that exciting though they certainly had their element of danger to them.  "Are you sure you really want to hear about all this?"  He asked, he had his own misperceptions about her work and sort of assumed it was all pretty tame and sheltered, reading about people that might have been exciting a few thousand years ago but were little more than dust now.<br/><br/>He did his best to listen to her side of things, nodding and commenting here and there.  He had a vague understanding that much of western law and civilization was cradled in the places she found so fascinating.  In some ways though, it just highlighted the gulf that had grown between them.  His eyes drifted downward to her cleavage, she still had one hell of a nice body.  "Dionysius, I heard of that one."  He raised his eyes, hopefully before he got caught thinking more about sex than education and ancient civilizations.  "What sort of wild rites?"  He asked, hoping to liven the conversation up a bit.  He wondered if maybe he had worn her too smooth over the years and maybe he had to give her a chance to get rough around the edges like she did when she was younger.<br/><br/>But then she talked of students and his mind went heavy back to Robin.  "Do they all have your private cell phone number?"  He asked and almost immediately regretted it.  But she seemed content to change the subject and perhaps he had avoided that particular land mine.<br/><br/>"No, not at all, KC was a pretty big city, a lot more crime, some of it organized.  Nothing like that here."  He said a bit ruefully as if he missed some of that danger.  "But I moved us here so we could spend more time together while I bank  up a few more years in the pension.  I'm sorry I didn't involve you more in it, but it all happened so fast and opportunities like this don't come by very often.  "Now tell me more about Dionysius."  He enjoyed how her eyes had lit up on certain subjects, he wanted to see that look from her again.