Everyone seems tobehaving a good time, nd our cook and bartender is keeping up with demandnicely as Katie and I make the rounds through the tables. I...quickly learnthat being a tavern wench is much harder than being a squire. Being onyour feet all day, moving around, carrying tankards of beer, and plates offood. Having strangers slap your ass and pinch it all day. Not an easyposition. But I made it through.Pretty much that first week went that way, and I was having the time of mylife. . I took it and sat on the couch, he sat next to me."We could go see a movie big brother, but I kinda just want to talk tonight. There's a lot going on in my head and we tell each other everything and I need to tell you this," I paused, took a bite of my food and looked at him with my eyes that could get away with murder. He just smiled at me and nudged me a bit then finally spoke, "Sure sis, what's on your mind?" I put my plate on the coffee table in front of us and turned to face him before I. " You had kids, right?" Three of them." That always makes it worse for the man. Luckily Phil and I didn't have ant children to complicate our split." Sore subject?" Very." Hoping that he is in the ditch across the road from Helen?" No, it wasn't his fault that things didn't work out. Enough of the maudlin, what are you up too?" Still with Ford. Working the day shift at Rawsonville. You?" Waiting tables at the Red Fox Inn."The waitress came and Linda ordered. We made small talk until the food. I feel like I could be a real and effective addition to the workf***e.” “And the money aspect?” “It’s a good and stable wage ma’am which is what I have been looking for.” Pleased with his answers Miss Handsworth flicked her blonde hair to her right side and wrote down what he assumed to be his responses. Next Mrs. Smith began questioning Matt. “Outside of work Mr Greaves what kind of commitments do you have.” She looked at him with cold eyes. “I have no other commitments ma’am. I just have.