I’ve got three rooms left, both rather high-end…” He picks up a piece of paper, stares at it, and then glares back at me. “10 pieces of gold s...ould get you a night.” “Th-that’s…” Choke it out, woman. “A little much.” He glares again, cutting me like a knife. “I’ll have you know, this is the only inn at this town. Have fun traveling a few good miles, during the dangerous night, werewolves on your tail, who might I add,” He sets the paper down, still glaring. “Are in mating season, to the next. 'Thank you Satish, I will take it when I feel tired again'. She replied softly and set herself on her daily chores.At this stage, Satish did not consider forcing her; hence he dropped the subject and continued in helping her out with the breakfast.Later on as Anju was setting up the table for breakfast, she saw her son Ajay come down the stairs dressed up in school uniform which surprised her. She was surprised to see him already dressed up and she had no idea what made him do it. Ajay had. .”He gestured to cut me off, “take what you need and...”Taz cleared her throat, “we need a dozen gold pieces. First he needs boots and a coat and then we will leave to find the ... things you want.”He blinked, “a dozen...”He sighed and pulled his purse and counted out a dozen gold coins. Taz accepted them and grinned as she kissed his cheek, “thanks father.”She caught my hand and pulled as she started for the door. I shook my head but followed, “why did you need that much gold?”She laughed as. "I groaned and spent the next ten minutes begging Sarah to relent and just apologise to Zoe but both of my friends were not going to give way and I just had to resign myself to a difficult time of it until they did make up.We settled down to do our Maths homework after our pizza and Sarah invited me to spend the night at her house the following night: "Mum and Dad are away for the night so we would have a free run of the place," she promised."Can't," I told her as I peered through the Maths.