Azariah had found a lot of information on international marriages, and the difficulties of getting visas.   She sent several texts to her lawyer trying to find out what was going on with the passports and visas. She received a text back in short order that it had all been sorted, and that she would be given her papers when she got her plane ticket.  She growled with frustration because she was not getting any information.  She paced her room holding a glass of wine as she tried to come up with a plan. Her phone pinged again and she looked down at the message.  

To: Adrian 
From: Azariah
Subject: Re: Is this for real?

Adrian, 
I have been told that all has been sorted for my Visa, and my Indefinite leave release.  It is my understanding that your mother was instrumental in getting the proper paperwork taken care of.  I am certain that I will be leaving in a day or so.  My Lawyer was asking if I was packed.  Where would you recommend I book a room in London while we figure this mess out? I don't want the hassle of trying to find a flat for a month, it is not worth the headache for me.  

Azariah

Azariah knew about some of the stories out there, she even knew about the suspicions that she had been passed out after partying. The truth behind that story was much less interesting.   She had actually been on an exploratory trip with George and his wife Amal learning about some of the human rights issues that Amal represented through her practice.  She had caught some kind of illness over seas, and had collapsed during a gala. She had a glass of wine in her hand when she did, and the paparazzi had a field day.  She of course had the medical records to back up the truth, but she didn't bother to fight it in the court of public opinion.  She had taken her licks, apologized for the chaos her collapse caused and had moved on with her life.   Yes, she enjoyed partying, but never to excess.  She had a drink or two and that was it.  She was generally a good girl, and no one actually saw so much of what she did behind the scenes, she let people think what they wanted, because it did not affect her in anyway.