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@@ -11,5 +11,7 @@ The in was small but cosy. The innkeeper, an old bearded man, was very surprised
Alicia's sleep was dreamless and long. Through a small hole in the roof a beam of sunlight crept over her body. While soothing and warm on her skin, it was unbearable when it beamed straight into her eyes.
In sitting up the memories of last night came back to her. Clear to her now that it wasn't a dream, she got up and out of the room.
The inn was calm. An older woman was serving the few guests who came to have lunch. Even though the place wasn't that big. It was clearly built to serve and house a lot more people. When the older woman noticed Alicia, she got up and walked up to Alicia.
The inn was calm. An older woman was serving the few guests who came to have lunch. Even though the place wasn't that big. It was clearly built to serve and house a lot more people. When the older woman noticed Alicia, she got up and walked up to Alicia. "So you are the girl my husband talked about." she said. Alicia could do nothing but nod. "well, girlie, take a seat and have a bite. you obviously need some help and a place to stay." Alicia sat down and looked at the plate, it was filled with a brown stew. It didn't look very apetizing but she was hungry, so she took a bite. The taste was incredible. She never tasted anything as tasty. It was rich in taste but not overwhelming, full but not heavy. "Damn," Alicia thought "This inn really needs some help marketing this awesome food."
She filled her belly with the forever stew, surprising the other visitors with her appetite.
By the time she had finished eating the man had also joined them in the dining hall. He was silently talking with his wife and looking up at her every now and then. After a while the man stood up and came to Alicia. "So, I guess you don't have money to pay for this. Do you even have a place to go back to?" "PAUL" his wife yelt across the room. "Ok, sorry. What I mean to say is; I you would like to stay here, and help us out, we would love for you to stay. We need someone young to do some work around the inn, and since we don't have any kids, and you clearly have no place to go-" "PAUL"
But he was right. She didn't have any money, she didn't have a place to go, and, this place definetly could use a helping hand to fix things.