Meiden slept a peaceful, deep sleep. That's a good thing. Maybe a longer rest will make him stop making those horrible faces that made David shudder.
However, the boy was left with the question, what should he do with himself now? Should he wait until he wakes up? But how will he explain sitting aimlessly in his house? Should he go back to his place? He'll leave Meiden a note to reheat the lecho but will the completely impractical man handle it? Will he even enter the kitchen? Well, and what will he say to his father, whom he has tricked into thinking he has something to do in the park...?
