She seemed a little irritable about life in general. Knowing that women can get moody, I let it go and advised her that I was going to see Dr. Morgan ...o get some questions answered this morning. We said our goodbyes and I didn’t try to be familiar with her because she was being standoffish.I was standing at his door when he came whistling down the hall in his ever present good mood. “Good morning, Barney. Is it time for a chat? Let me put some coffee on and we’ll have a powwow.”He handed me the. Business must be booming”“Well, that’s indeed true. The rotten ones rob you. The smart ones choose to stay indoors and let technology do client-hunting for them” they laugh heartily. “There are few online platforms. You know -like House help Bureaus- only that these one doe ‘housekeeping’ differently.Plus anonymity and your safety is guaranteed. So all you have to worry about is that shade of blue you’re lamenting.” More laughter.“Tell me about those” says an eager Wallace, his eyes gleaming. "You mean I will be the only girl all night" Bridget asked, once again clearing her throat. "Yes that's right, you're the only girl" Mike returned, laughing a little as he gave each of the other guys a knowing look. "Is that a problem for you?" Duane asked, testing Bridget's fortitude. "Not at all, not at all" Bridget returned, winking at Duane and scanning his body up and down as she leaned over slighty.Bridget smiled at the other boys, not knowing how to feel, but knowing she should stop. " Her face lit up and her greeting embraced him, sweptaway some of his cobwebbed doubts about her. Made him feel a littledisloyal, ungrateful. It was not her fault. Without her it would beso much worse.She was carrying a covered hanger over her left arm."I see you have started as I asked." She smiled her appreciation."Good girl! And such a clever one too!"She glanced round the room and, if she saw the unworn, discarded,nightie, it was ignored."I thought that a skirt and blouse might be best.