Sarah shook her head when he offered to look at her car, â€œNo, thatâ€™s alright. Iâ€™ll get it fixed at the auto shop.â€ She had a sinking feeling in her stomach that it would not get fixed on time which meant as soon as she got reception she would call the club and tell them she could not make it. She nearly groaned out loud at the loss of the cash she really needed for food, gas (And now to fix the truck), and a place to stay. She hoped there was a cheap place in town she could stay in. When he mentioned the runes she looked genuinely surprised, â€œWow, people donâ€™t usually know what any of these scribbles mean.â€ She shrugged her shoulders, â€œMy grandmother made the case for me. She said the symbols would keep safe what I cared the most about.â€ A soft look at her guitar case and then she continued, â€œThe guitar has been handed down in our family through generations so it is precious to me.â€<br/><br/>When he insisted again about her truck she shook her head, â€œThe things kind of old and honestly I donâ€™t think it can be fixed. I donâ€™t want to make you go through the trouble of trying to fix it and then it just break down again.â€ Another swig of her beer and then she planned on leaving but the prospect of a job kept her sitting in her chair, â€œI can sing and play but what are you offering for price?â€ She needed the job of course but she had to be clear on a decent wage. She would no be working for peanuts but she needed enough to get by on.