I got everyone settled, and as Travis dealt the first hand, I saw Marietta peek around the corner of the door. When no one was watching, I raised an e...ebrow in her direction, querying her willingness to proceed. She nodded, and I told the assembled players, "Boys, you may not want to get too involved in that game just yet. I've got a special guest tonight, and she'd like your help with something."At the word 'she' they all folded their cards and turned to look at me. I held out my hand toward. "Why did you tell Fr. Daniels I wasn't baptized? You know I was, you aremy Godmother." Of course I know but remember how I told you before having to pay aprice?" she laughed. I nodded so she went on, "Well this is part of it!Besides do you want Fr. Daniels calling your old parish for yourbaptismal record? What do you think he will say if he found out youaren't really my tomboy niece but instead my sissy nephew?"I had never thought about that one. I sat quietly on the ride homethinking about. Seconds passed. The waitress took the card and the bill. Kim looked at me a few more seconds and said, ‘Maybe you’ll get your chance.’ I reminded myself I was married. It took longer that time. When she got her card back and the bill signed we stood to leave the restaurant. She handed me the card, saying, ‘Hold this for me, would you please? I’ll ask for it later.’ I slipped it in my shirt pocket. She stepped close as we walked back to the Mustang and hooked my arm with hers, pressing her left. The local baron would pay adventurers for every goblin they killed; their right ears were the proof. The goblins also sometimes carried valuables, such as weapons, candles, and even coins. Tin searched them all, and whatever goods she collected went into her backpack.“Ready to go in?” Noah asked.Tin nodded. “I’ll follow you wherever you lead, Master.”From her pack, she drew a lantern and lit it. Noah would lead, but she would provide the light. With this arrangement, he couldn’t simply.