“I know, I know, I shouldn’t shout. But if the lot of ya would do your job without me telling you to, I fucking wouldn’t!” Alfred quickly swep... a cloth over one of the tables in the corner. “Just.. get going, alright?” He felt stressed out and slightly overwhelmed. Tonight a whole host of people would be arriving at his inn. Alfred had gotten the letters announcing their arrivals weeks ago, all pretty curly letters, written in some expensive ink on pretty snow-white parchment. The moment he. "That's probably it. I wish she _would_ have helped. Itbeats trying to sort through all the data manually." He sighed. I'vegot the feeling that we're going to need her help someday, but if wetreat her like P and the directorate expect, we're going to make anenemy when we could use a friend." Thinking about _that_ isn't going to help us with _this_ case." Hestood, picked up his coffee cup, and walked to the window of the hotelroom, staring outside as he sipped his coffee.C leaned back and. ..? I'm sorry to have worried you, mom... Everything is fine!"Mom blinks curiously. 'He sounds nervous... Is everything really okay?' she wonders to herself."Alright, then. Dinner will be later."She decides to stay down under the tree for a little while. Just if anything weird happens. She sits under the tree as she takes out her phone, casually scrolling through social media. Alex doesn't even look out of the window to make sure that mom is gone. After waiting for a bit, he relaxes again. Alex. “I didn’t quite calculate that out, did I?”“Nope!” Kathy smiled.“You know,” Kurt said seriously. “Considering that Steve’s already been with both the bride and the maid of honor, I think maybe I should get a chance with the maid of honor as well!”I stepped back quickly as Kathy’s face clouded.“Just kidding, dear, just kidding!” Kurt said, quickly pulling her into a tight hug.Kathy smirked, “Hmmmmm...”I shook my head and went to the bar and poured myself some bourbon, and then asked if anyone.