Erin's Rebel
“Dr. Hoffman’s sister, Greta Wolff, had made Erin comfortable, as comfortable as possible, in a nineteenth century Pennsylvania boardinghouse in January. But she had to admit, it was infinitely better than a canvas tent in an army camp.
Greta took care of all her needs, although Erin insisted on pulling her weight. She helped with cooking and cleaning, washing bed sheets and clothes. Since she’d lost Will and didn’t know if she would ever return to the future, she wanted to find a way to earn he...r own money.
One morning, while helping Greta with the breakfast dishes after the borders left, Erin brought up the subject of a job. “You’ve been more than kind to me, Mrs. Wolff, but I really need to strike out on my own. I need to find employment.”
After wiping her plump hands on her apron, Greta adjusted her glasses and patted her graying bun into place. “I’d be happy to help thee find something here in town,” she replied in her guttural German accent. “What skills do thee have?”MoreLess
Greta took care of all her needs, although Erin insisted on pulling her weight. She helped with cooking and cleaning, washing bed sheets and clothes. Since she’d lost Will and didn’t know if she would ever return to the future, she wanted to find a way to earn he...r own money.
One morning, while helping Greta with the breakfast dishes after the borders left, Erin brought up the subject of a job. “You’ve been more than kind to me, Mrs. Wolff, but I really need to strike out on my own. I need to find employment.”
After wiping her plump hands on her apron, Greta adjusted her glasses and patted her graying bun into place. “I’d be happy to help thee find something here in town,” she replied in her guttural German accent. “What skills do thee have?”MoreLess
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