An hour later, William escorted me back to Teddy's suite.
"Don't forget, he's supposed to be away in the mountains today," he murmured. "Some of the staff are aware he's still here, but..."
"Got it." I smiled as he opened the door and let me back in.
A small buffet was laid out in the living room, the delicate china heaped with a variety of choices from fresh fruit to small delicate tea sandwiches to a variety of cookies. My stomach growled in anticipation.
Teddy, still wearing the UoT shirt and pants, smiled as he pointed at the table. "I got hungry—the cheese and toast weren't enough. Figured you might be as well."
He laughed as I lunged at the coffee carafe. "Doctor says I'm fine—no fever, no sign of any medical issues. Probably just a reaction to the stress and booze along with my
