”“Not if you were to read some of my patents.”I’m supposed to be in class, so we cut our conversation off there.I have a quick lunch before ma...ing my next series of calls.“Sorrel here, how can I help you?”“Hey, its Trent”She perks up, “Oh, hi. How’s it going?”“That depends?”“On”“You asked me all those questions about the property I was looking at. Did you do anything with that, or did you just let the fat-ass deal with it?”She laughs, saying, “You shouldn’t call him that. But yes, I did look. "That is amazing" she said. "So simple once you know how" "But youwouldn't guess how many times I have struggled with it." " Often I havejust given up and carried the whole thing back as is. Until some kindperson lends me a hand." " None of them have ever taken the time to showme how to do it myself though." " I think they like being the big manand leaving me helpless. But you are quite different." "Why did youtake all that extra time just for me?"I tried to tell her that it wasn't. It then crossed my mind that if I charged a little bit more, I would make some cash too!If you read my previous story, you will know it happened at the local rugby club, so I thought, they are not adverse to such things going on there, it would be a good place to start. I spoke to one of the players that I knew, knowing he would be keen to set this up as he took part last time. Sure enough, he was enthusiastic and took on making the booking for me.I asked him if he thought any of team, or his. “Let us go to the pool.”“But it’s dark out,” Gillian, frowning.“Yes, yes, but Pelojian’s ghost comes at midnight. I want to see this done before too long – for Maggie’s sake if nothing else,” I said, flashing a grin at our beautiful dwarfess. The lot of us trooped to the pool, arriving a good time before midnight. The stars slowly wheeled overhead – utterly visible in the near pitch blackness of the deep deserts. I had no time for stargazing though: I looked down at the moonlit tiles.