"I don't see why you have toleave straight away," he grumbled. "You have told me you won't be goingback to England for another six weeks. Even if I ha...e lost my bestwaitress, there is no reason why you can't work here as one of my'waiters' - after all, that is how you started!" Good point. If Icarried on working for Gustav, my domestic running cots would be coveredfor the remainder of the time I still had in Paris and I wouldn't haveto dip into my nest egg. So I retracted my resignation and. I offered her the job for the night. It was a shitty job out front while the party was happening inside but she was happy to help.I had to keep leaving the door to supervise and assist the managers. Every time I went back the doormen were surrounding her asking her questions. They would scatter on my arrival.There were five or six but the head doorman was a black guy. He was the boss, the loudest and funniest. Later in the evening I went to see how she was and there was a bouncer in her seat. The cats all sit there in vain as I eat all my sandwich with them only able to watch... I laugh, look to make sure they have food and water, which they do and I decide to go start my bath.I strip off my clothes as I walk to my bedroom and the attached bathroom, letting my clothes fall as I go leaving them there.I reach my bedroom, almost totally naked. I go into the bath and start the water, pour in some bubble bath and decide to have a glass of wine as I unwind from my long day.I go back to. She felt the thoughts of others intrude into the solace that was their place in the woods. The thoughts were of men preparing for battle. There was excitement, fear, anticipation, and... ... the plan of attack."GET UP! THEY'RE COMING!" she yelled at her husband as she went to her child.Anna quickly dressed little Faine. The child's name was old English for 'joyful'. Faine was anything but joyful at being dragged out of bed in the middle of the night, though. The child was at once unhappy,.