But he was a patient man. She would come around. Besides, she was already his wife.

He drove her home. Before she walked into the elevator, he said, "I'll drive you to work tomorrow morning." Blair's car was still in his apartment parking Lot. Since he was on leave, he had time to drive her anywhere she wanted to go.

“No, thanks. I can take the subway.”

Wesley sighed silently.

“Go upstairs now." He watched the elevator ascend and didn't leave until her room was lit up.

Back in her bedroom, Blair peeked out the window.

After she turned on the lights, Wesley left. She watched until his car disappeared into the night.

Relieved, she sat on her bed and her thoughts drifted towards Wesley and their future.

Before he had come back, she had imagined all kinds of possibilities; but she had never thought that he would be so determined to get her back.

What would happen if she discarded all her worries and decided to be with him? She didn't know yet. The future was beyond her control.

She lay on the bed and reflected on what had happened earlier that day.

What Patty had said came rushing back to her. Blair had decided to give up on Wesley, and those words were nothing but meaningless promises

Wayne had made to Patty. She knew that. But, she felt her stomach churn in jealousy nevertheless.

Blair had no idea what her next step should be. She had had a plan; but with Wesley in the picture now, her mind was a tumult. Her heart raced and betrayed her every time he was near.

She was bothered.

At last, she decided to put all these annoying thoughts aside and stood up to brush her teeth and get ready for bed.

Before Wesley reached his apartment complex, he got a phone call. He answered it promptly.

“Hello?”

“Senior Colonel Wesley, Patty said she wouldn't say a word until you got here, and that she would tell us everything if you came."

Wesley was quiet for a second. Then, he turned the car around.

"I'm on my way."

As Malcolm's granddaughter, Patty knew a lot about the gang. If he could get her to talk, it would be worth it.

When he got there, Patty was being confined in a solitary cell.

She remained expressionless when she saw him walk in.

"Are you Wayne or