"Ya know I love it when you tongue me like that." Pat retorted. "But anyway? Kim is working." "Kim got a job?" I asked incredulously. (Actually that's...not a bad idea. It would get me out of the house for a few hours a week anyhow. Hmm. Something to think about anyway.) "Yeah. Her father told her that if she wanted to keep spending money like it was going out of style, she was gonna have to find a job to help replace some of it." "So where is she working?" I asked. "Well she went out and applied. We had a long ways to go but it was good as it was mostly downhill. I stayed with my Master and his young apprentices practicing various moves with the fighting sticks and trying to learn how to use my Kris sword and the knives I received.None of the Honey Kos or other women went with us. Eda and the other Leaders decided that since the hidden cave we were going to have no Japanese soldiers left in the area not to take any chances with the women's lives.It was very beautiful country here.. I needed to know.She looked down at me, her eyes bright and wide, as her finger gently traced the XIII tattoo on my right shoulder. “You were class thirteen of The Foundry.” She said it matter-of-factly, as she smiled sadly. I was shocked at her knowledge of The Foundry. As far as I knew it was a VERY tightly kept secret. “When CPS took me away from Daddy, they sent me to live with my Uncle Jerry. He had a VII in the same place.” Her smile lessened and the sadness in her eyes became painful for. Being a flight attendant is perfect for me. I even volunteer for the long flights -- oh, the mischief you can get into at 3 in the morning somewhere over Nebraska. Even the married stars get a little wild after a few martinis at altitude.Some of them don't even need the martinis. Take a flight last August.I was assigned to economy class and I was back there herding the cattle into their seats when Jolene tapped me on the shoulder and asked me to switch with her and take the first-class cabin..