Being an RA for the university had its benefits. He was given free accommodation and was getting paid for the full academic year. However, one of the ...ajor downfalls was that he had to work most evenings at the weekend. The job didn’t give him too much grief apart from the occasional misconduct of drunken students. He had also lost count of the amount of fire alarms that were set off this year. His buddies were spread throughout the party aiming to target as many pretty girls as they could.. " So they're getting better at disguising their intent?" I asked."Appears so. Abigail thinks they are simply limiting their activities to smaller flashpoints, though she admits that their targeting is becoming far better," Jemima conceded."Either way is not good news, the last thing we need are smarter Sidhe," I sighed."As individuals I don't think they are any smarter, but whoever is directing them seems to be," she replied."Morgana is going to allow Roxanne to investigate and ask questions of. “What did you get?’ ‘Beef enchilada with rice! Stellar!’ ‘Trade you? I’ll throw in my brownie and my last pair of clean boot liners.’ Kray said with fake desperation that might not have been. The enchilada meal was a common favorite. Harley shook his head as he tore open the packet. ‘I don’t want your germs.’ ‘Then I order you to swap rations with me.’ ‘Sure,’ Harley replied as he brought up a large glob of spittle, which he dribbled theatrically into the open packet. He wiped his mouth and. But now I had to get to work. A city council meeting for the town ofOwensville was calling me. I work as a reporter for the local newspaperwith the circulation of 4,500 papers going out to the surrounding ruralarea in north central Pennsylvania.Not much really happened at the meeting. Not much ever happens at thesemeeting, which is good for the community. The council members know whathas to be done and the small community supports their decisions. That'sthe way it supposed to run.The community.