For Glory – Zaifyr

Margaret chided. “I’d be careful of going down that path, mister. That’s a quick way to find yourself in heaps o’ trouble. And besides, a man like you could certainly do worse than Myra. Why, she’s just about the prettiest girl I ever did see in this town of ours!” Marcus’s smile tightened. That last part was certainly true, from what Marcus had seen.

Still, being a standout in Habersville didn’t mean much to him. Even the best bakers here couldn’t hold a candle to the average corner shop in any major city. He could easily find better options elsewhere—and had, plenty of times. Though he had no intentions of settling down anytime soon, either. “I’ll keep that in mind,” he reassured the woman, intending to do no such thing.

“But enough about me. How have you been? How’s your grandson?” The woman chortled, seemingly content to let the conversation shift to a different topic. “Oh, you know. With the weather the way it is, I’ve been feeling fit as a fiddle! And Gary doesn’t seem to be doin’ half bad neither. At least, he’s still out of trouble for once in his life, praise Kyraz. Those Legionnaires certainly seem to keep him busy.” “Wonderful, wonderful.” Marcus nodded.

“Have you heard from him much?” “Heavens no. He’s come by once or twice, but they work those conscripts to the bone, I tell you. But neither I nor his momma have heard a peep about him runnin’ off or doin’ anything stupid. That’s enough for us.” Marcus nodded. That lined up with what he’d heard as well. Honestly, he was genuinely glad for the guy.

And not just because his drinking buddies would never let him hear the end of it if one of his personal recommendations had turned out to be useless. Given how much they enjoyed poking fun at him, it was better to leave them with as few arrows in the quiver as he could manage—or, rather, stones for the sling.

Margaret scratched her chin and continued. “Though you know, I’m pretty impressed with how these men operate.

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