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74%u201cTina, please.%u201d she said. %u201cFirst names, Keith.%u201dHe nodded and sipped his wine. He wished she would open her legs slightly, a sign? %u201cWhat kind of job are you starting tomorrow?%u201d he asked her.%u201cQuite an unusual one,%u201d she replied. %u201cThe Covent of St. Mary%u2019s in Farringdon has become so successful, the Dean who runs it has a vacant position. It%u2019s very well paid; a post to help in the administration of the Covent. I won%u2019t be working at the convent itself but at his house.%u201d%u201cHow intriguing,%u201d Keith said. %u201cI thought religion was on the decline.%u201d%u201cYes. The Covent had less and less influence until the Dean arrived. Before he was the Dean, he used to visit my mum. She%u2019s very religious, or at least, she was.%u201d%u201cAre you looking forward to starting work again?%u201d he asked.Her legs opened slightly. He got a brief look at her knickered crotch. Was it a sign? It was as she moved to pour more wine into her glass. He decided it wasn%u2019t.%u201cMore for you Keith?%u201d She asked.%u201cNot tonight, thank you. Not first night. I wish to be alert for Elsie.%u201dTina never said, but she thought highly of that. %u201cI leave quite early. We have each others mobile numbers, should you need to ring me.%u201d Tina said, finishing her glass of wine.%u201cYes,%u201d Keith replied. %u201cBut be assured, I%u2019m very good at what I do. Focus on your new job and leave mum to me in my safe hands.%u201dTina was happy with his remark.%u201cRight. I%u2019m up to bed. You know where the buzzer is?%u201dHe nodded. %u201cI%u2019ll finish my wine, come up and brush my teeth, and collect it. I%u2019ll check on mum before I go to sleep in the annexe.%u201d%u201cOkay. I%u2019m off,%u201d Tina said,The Carer