Kiara and her father gave Navarez their full attention as he read from the scroll. Reginald, however, was not as interested in what it said. He just wanted this Wesley fellow gone, so the king would focus his short attention span back to his marriage to the princess. With the way the king's mind was going, the sooner the wedding happened, the better.<br/><br/>Kiara was surprised to hear that both she and Wesley both had soul mates being prepared for them and someone they had each met. Reginald grinned like a fool hearing that and she glared at him. If she had met her soul mate already, it was not that man. When Wesley looked at her when he asked about his soul mate, she shrugged.<br/><br/>"I...ummm...I have no idea."<br/><br/>She replied, blushing. Things were suddenly awkward in the throne room. She wasn't sure how she felt about Wesley, she liked him and cared enough to want to help him get home....She had no idea how Navarez felt about her but she suddenly felt like she was the center of everyone's attention and affections. King Geoffrey seemed oblivious to it all. With his mind going, he couldn't pay attention to body language as well as he used to. When Navarez said he would get guards for the feast, he smiled.<br/><br/>"Thank you, Navarez."<br/><br/>When Wesley tried to insist he didn't need a feast in his honor, the king would not allow the man to say no.<br/><br/>"But I insist. You are a guest."<br/><br/>"We will always have feasts for guests."<br/><br/>Kiara added, still a little embarrassed by the stare he had given her. The king added.<br/><br/>"Plus, you must eat and rest before you look for the Sorceress. It will be a long journey. Since you brought no knights with you and you are my daughter's friend, I will send some of ours with you."<br/><br/>Reginald rolled his eyes at the generosity that King Geoffrey was showing this newcomer from New Jersey.<br/><br/>-----------------------------------------<br/><br/>"You did very good, Brandis."<br/><br/>Audrey told him with the short letter he had been able to write for his father. If Wesley would get the message, she had no idea, but she felt it was important that Brandis got it out. Trenton agreed with his mother that his friend had done well.<br/><br/>"Come on, boys. Let's go visit him."<br/><br/>She suggested and walked the two boys to Room 202. She remembered that Doctor Stevens said the machines were mostly for show but it was hard to see Wesley like that. She was used to seeing him distracted with his work, not like this. She squeezed both boys' hands and reminded them both what the doctor had said.<br/><br/>"Wesley, can you hear me? It's Audrey. Brandis and Trenton are with me."<br/><br/>She said as the three took seats in the room next to the bed.