She looked a little like an elf would, and the first time Paul had met her he had almost checked her for pointed ears.Paul loathed the job itself. It ...as utterly menial and needed no mental effort whatsoever. All he had to do was listen to the moronic customers telling him what they wanted. Then he had to push the buttons on the till, each marked with pictures of the various pieces of food on offer. And then shout the order back to the kitchen. He had always looked down on the people who worked. I slowly entered the living room and saw this guy sitting on our couch, playing FIFA in his boxer shorts, without wearing anything else. He was easily a head taller than me and by the looks of his muscular body could probably use me as a barbell for his exercises. He barely recognized me as I stood inside the doorframe and just continue playing until his game was over and he beat the AI by 5-0, although I had no clue about the teams that were shown on screen.“Yo! Thanks for letting me crash on. A small table and four chairs completed the tower top's furnishings.I entered my office after watching them disappear, and noticed the chill, right off. I sighed and built up the fire in my fireplace. Somehow, I had not banked the fire well enough, and it had gone out... again.Which brought me to a new spell. It had suggested itself to me, just lately. I had been mulling the problem of the cold inside the guardhouse, this year. Once the stone walls were cold, it kept the inside cold as well,. I stepped in. I could see a well built, tall, fair man with long curly hairs dressed in his office formal suit. He gave me a big smile and enquired about how I felt working for the company. He appreciated my work and even told me how helpful I was for meeting the deadlines.This made me happy, and I was feeling excited. He told me about the current requirement in the head office and regarding the client from Dubai. I was interested in grabbing this opportunity. I assured him that I would take.