She thought about that haughty seminary student Starivktaki Moskt. Undoubtedly, at that very moment her first mentor was enjoying exercising power ove... her community.Of course! I hadn’t really thought about it, but I can join the Danubian Church, become a Priestess, and find my place in society. I will be powerful and reign above others. I’ll put on the black dress and no man will dare disobey me. That’s where I will find my Path in Life, as a Priestess.Jadranka didn’t give much thought to the. .." Is that how you really feel?" I demanded, raising an eyebrow."Perhaps this is hypocritical, coming from someone who was born to hertitle, but if you aren't a full-fledged chef now, then you simply haveto become one." B-become one?" Lenora echoed. "Do you really think I can?" And how could I possibly know that?" I asked, dismissively. "Theonly one who can ever know your limitations is you. But when it comesto salt, the head chef should be an amateur, too."For a moment there was silence.. They did eventually stop with the questions but Janet and Sophia gave her funny looks like they suspected Linda was leaving something out, just not exactly what. They even let it slidethat Linda had the brightest blush they had ever seen on her. Dinner continued with some light hearted talking when a comment was made about how thoughtful and considerate John could be. Janet got a thoughtful look on her face as she considered this statement and she began telling her story quietly, almost to. Jane did a lot of entertaining and it wasn?t unusual for a party every weekend at her apartment. It soon became apparent that my friends really weren?t welcome by the reception they got from her friends. My friends were ?blue collar? and hers were ?white collar? and they just didn?t seem to mix. Although her friends did include me in their conversation, I never really felt like one of ?them.? After all, I drove a taxi for a living and we just didn?t seem to have anything in common. Jane.