"You're mayor now?" Kelsey asked with a slight smile, both trust and distrust in her mind about the situation, "Moved quite a bit up from the EPA and being my lawyer, huh?" She quieted though, as she noted his obvious aging. Kelsey, being undead, couldn't age. As much as she disliked Walter's reactions to the spirit realm as she was now a part of it, she tried to remember when he protected her from anything and everything. She had changed him. Perhaps now she could be a bit more convincing. "I know things are...different. very different. And if you want me to leave, I'll leave. I just wanted to see you again." -resurrextion
"Well, I had to reach the top eventually, didn't I?" he said, a slight grin playing on his aged face. It was short lived; he couldn't quite remember the last time he had seen his past client in the flesh, but as the apparition stood before him, he figured it wouldn't be terribly polite to ask when the last time was. "Kelsey...just because things happen to be different doesn't mean you aren't a familiar sight. And to be frank, I had missed our past discussions. Is there a particular reason why you've decided to visit now, after all this time?"
