Innkeeper
You figure you've made your point and she's still vital to the inn, so you can give her this chance. Besides if she doesn't get her kids in line then she's out.
"Alright Wendy, but don't stop looking for other places to move to, because I'm not optimistic about your chances."
"Don't worry about it, I can handle it."
"Okay then I hope you prove me wrong."
After this exchange you and Wendy go back to work.
A few weeks pass and you notice a decrease in the bad behavior from her kids. Carl's not grabbing Rita's ass, Annie's not cussing out the adventurers and HenryÂ…well he's still creepy, but he isn't setting any of your employees on fire and you haven't tripped over any new cat heads in the alley.
By the last week it actually looks like Wendy has succeeded. You're a little impressed considering how horrible her kids were; still you don't want a setback.
"Okay Wendy you can stay, but I hope you know that they better continue acting like how they are now. If there's a relapse, it's back to finding a new place again."
Wendy of course tells you that she has everything under control with her kids now. Unfortunately after a month you find that she doesn't. Even worse, she isn't the only person looking for a new place.
Apparently Henry couldn't contain himself any longer and one night decided to finish what he started with poor Alan by setting more than just his foot on fire. Alan's flailing soon set portions of the basement on fire, and your stills just make things explosively worse.
The first explosion wakes you up immediately. The smell of smoke and the sounds of your inn collapsing on itself gets your ass out of bed and running to the nearest exit. You don't even have time to check on Wendy before the floor suddenly collapses on you and plunge to a fiery death.
"Alright Wendy, but don't stop looking for other places to move to, because I'm not optimistic about your chances."
"Don't worry about it, I can handle it."
"Okay then I hope you prove me wrong."
After this exchange you and Wendy go back to work.
A few weeks pass and you notice a decrease in the bad behavior from her kids. Carl's not grabbing Rita's ass, Annie's not cussing out the adventurers and HenryÂ…well he's still creepy, but he isn't setting any of your employees on fire and you haven't tripped over any new cat heads in the alley.
By the last week it actually looks like Wendy has succeeded. You're a little impressed considering how horrible her kids were; still you don't want a setback.
"Okay Wendy you can stay, but I hope you know that they better continue acting like how they are now. If there's a relapse, it's back to finding a new place again."
Wendy of course tells you that she has everything under control with her kids now. Unfortunately after a month you find that she doesn't. Even worse, she isn't the only person looking for a new place.
Apparently Henry couldn't contain himself any longer and one night decided to finish what he started with poor Alan by setting more than just his foot on fire. Alan's flailing soon set portions of the basement on fire, and your stills just make things explosively worse.
The first explosion wakes you up immediately. The smell of smoke and the sounds of your inn collapsing on itself gets your ass out of bed and running to the nearest exit. You don't even have time to check on Wendy before the floor suddenly collapses on you and plunge to a fiery death.
