Hearing that it was Wesley's choice if he woke up, wasn't what Audrey wanted to hear. She was slowly starting to understand what happened was out of the normal realm of medicine, but she wished there was something the doctors could do. The hospital was full of machines and smart people and yet nothing could help him. He would be just as well off in the extra room of her place. When Doctor Stevens asked why she wasn't married to Wesley, since he believed she loved him, Audrey's face turned bright red.<br/><br/>"I..."<br/><br/>Thankfully he realized it was none of his business. It would be far too embarrassing to explain the doctor her feelings and her personal life was none of his concern. It wouldn't help her wake up Wesley any sooner. When he said to bring the boys in and he would explain what was going on, she nodded her head.<br/><br/>"I hope you can."<br/><br/>She replied to the doctor, Audrey had no idea how to explain this to Trenton and Brandis on her own. When he said he suddenly had to step out, she was confused. It didn't seem like the best timing, even if he needed to step out to use the restroom. She narrowed her eyes a little  when he told her to not open the folder on the table. His words didn't match his expression. She had the feeling he wanted her to take it but didn't want to get in trouble with his colleagues or bosses for giving it to her. She thought a moment and stuffed the folder in her purse before heading out into the waiting room to grab the boys.<br/><br/>Both boys had a lot of questions and she could see the fear on Brandis' face about his father. She told them both to hold of their questions for the doctor. When Doctor Stevens returned, he would find both boys sitting Audrey. After introducing the doctor to the children, Audrey let him do the talking.<br/><br/>-----------------------<br/><br/>Kiara thanked the elves for their well wishes and realized quickly she needed to slow down for Wesley. He had trouble walking in her land. It made her believe he was from a whole other world, like Suntop had said. She took a red daisy with her, she needed to show her father what flower she had used in the lake. She hoped his mind was well today. Some days were better then others for King Geoffrey. When Wesley said that Brandis would be okay because of Audrey, Kiara replied.<br/><br/>"It is good he has someone you trust but you are his father. He needs you."<br/><br/>She wondered what this Audrey meant to Wesley. She seemed to be a good friend but this woman could not replace a father. Brandis had lost his mother, losing his father would be too much. If Kiara lost her father...She had a feeling she would be too overcome with grief to be a good ruler. When Wesley apologized to her, she gave him a smile.<br/><br/>"It is okay. I do care."<br/><br/>It wasn't a lie, she did care. They literally just met but she did care. She wanted to make sure Wesley got home. It was her own personal mission to make sure he was returned to his land and reunited with his child.<br/><br/>"I lost my mother and I could not imagine losing my father. I do not want Brandis to go through that loss."<br/><br/>She meant it too. She did not want Brandis to lose his other parent. She knew from personal experience how hard it was to lose just one. She looked down at the daisy and began to add.<br/><br/>"Besides, it is-"<br/><br/>She was about to say it was her fault Wesley was even here, when she heard the shout. She looked up at the knight and held up her hand.<br/><br/>"There is no punishment needed. Wesley has done nothing wrong. He is my guest, a traveler from another land who found his way to our kingdom and is lost."<br/><br/>Kiara lifted her chin and her blue green eyes showed her authority. She might still be the princess, but she had the composure of the Queen that she would soon be.<br/><br/>"I am taking him to my father to see if we can help him. Now, lower your sword."