[D3 LA] Giving Thanks

[Septon Halley]

"Most nobles prefer it, if their servants marry other servants," he commented, "it is easier than hiring someone new, and having to become accustomed, when someone who has been in your service is like an old pair of boots that have worn to the shape of your feet."

[Claryssa]

Claryssa smiled at this. "Perhaps it would be best if I started there. There are many fine gentlemen that serve the Redwynes. Are there servants here that have done this?"

[Septon Halley]

"Oh yes," he replied, "a few months ago the cook's son married the kennel master's daughter. She's a scullery maid, and he's a footman, they've both been at Grassfield Keep their entire lives."

[Claryssa]

"That sounds lovely. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom with me." Claryssa rose and inclined her head.

[Septon Halley]

“You are most welcome, child,” he answered.