That seemed to calm herdown a bit. "So, you've got the same tattoo as Joan," he statedwatching carefully for her reaction. Sally laughed it off and ...old himthat Darla had the same one too. He raised an eyebrow but made nocomment.We started walking down the boardwalk. Sam took center position andput an arm around my shoulder and Sally's like he was a big star orsomething. It made Sally smile. It made me feel a bit weird. Westopped at Coor's and I treated everyone to ice cream. It felt. He was a long way from home and his first time being so far out of reach of his family. As I was heading for my room I noticed that he was entering one on my floor. I thought it strange that a freshman would be on the fourth floor of Grants Hall, I stopped and went to investigate. I introduced my self to him 'Hi, I'm David, I'm in room 412. Are you sure you are on the correct floor, he looked at his paper and smiled, a very bright and genuine one, saying 'yes, I'm here temporarily till. ... between us.Beth finished by saying"Perhaps you'd like to come sit next to me robin, you'll be more comfortable"Robin set his drink down and got up, walked over to the sofa giving me a nervous glance as he did, it was brief, I don't think beth noticed but it did make me feel slightly better to know he was just as nervous as me.He took the seat next to beth who immediately turned to face him, glancing back at me looking me straight in the eye and with a coy smile she said "could you take this. But this is not all I have in mind for you. If this jobs gonna pay that well-Ill quit my night managers job. My ladies at Beech are averaging six hundred plus a week. My managers job only pays three fifty a week, so Ill give them notice. Be smart Connie, give them notice after youve used up all your sick days, personal days and vacation. Gosh–that would take three weeks! Then take them with me–at Beech Mountain. It will give you a break from here. Youll get to train with the others ladies.