Sheri liked Hoss' analogy of the diamond ring and thought it was quite a nice way of putting it. Furthermore, he was right. If all went according to plan and the new business idea was successful, the place really could turn a nice profit. And twenty-five dollars a month was a nice little lump of cash, though it was less money than before.<br/><br/>Standing, Sheri shook Hoss' hand as they settled on the new arrangement. "We have a deal." She agreed with a smile of her own. With Charles there to set her mind at ease about most of the recent goings-on, this new deal only made things easier. Besides, Hoss seemed plenty smart and responsible with a good head on his shoulders. He'd been able to keep the little group together successfully for years, but she did wonder just how easily he'd be able to get a group of outlaws to adjust to service work.<br/><br/>Delphine smiled wide as she heard that Kryner officially had a job. "Everything's really fallen into place now. The bar is almost a reality. How do you feel, Hoss?" He was so close to realizing the dream he'd only just let everyone else in the know about and Del noted that they'd been able to get everything in place together with incredible speed.