To tell the truth my happy marraige was on a low,Then a cple of weeks ago,A young cple that use the pub offered me some money to do up his passage,I h...d seen them in there quite a bit,but did not really know them to tell the truth,the only reason i had noticed them was because the girl had really enourmous tits,in fact they were out of place on her body,I went round to have a look and gave them a price,But they said they could not afford that,as they were just starting out,Maybe because work. I headed across the inner bailey to the pennant with a black wolfhead. I ignored the men and waited for one with a gold thread embroidered crest on his chest.He finally turned and glanced at me, "well?"I held out my father's letter, "I am seeking a job as an archer."He opened and read the letter before smiling, "this says you are the best archer we will ever see."He looked at me and I smiled faintly, "I am good."He laughed and turned, "sergeant Dale!"A short slim man walked towards us quickly,. She thought back to Uncle Tony's barbecue. It had been such a bore. The other kids were too young, the adults too old, her brother and sister too self-absorbed. She'd hated being there until she walked out onto the patio.She'd noticed him immediately; slender with dark hair slightly too long, deep dark-brown eyes, a wide mouth with a slight wry smile on his lips, tight jeans, loose white T-shirt and a black motorbike helmet held in one hand, his other holding a green bottle of beer. The way he. " I paused, and considered my various other scrapes and bruises, and decided they weren't worth mentioning. "I guess that's all," I concluded.He wrote some more stuff down. Without looking up, he said, "Is there anything you would like to say about how you acquired these injuries?"I sat there, silent, until he finally looked up, removing his glasses once again.I sighed. "What don't you know?"He stared at me for a moment, and then he smiled, and settled back in his big leather chair. "And that's.