<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://speakerdata.s3.amazonaws.com/photo/image/842205/03_Ian-Somerhalder-Headshot.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Corvin Diaval<br/><strong>Occupation:</strong>Bailiff<br/><strong>Location/Time:</strong>Granny's Resturant/Morning<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Mildred Voigt, Ruby, Open, Group outside (Barry, Jasmine, Gold, Megan), Group inside (Soren, Belle, Chas, Wally, Krystopher, Jazz, Trey, Lothar, Floyd)<br/><hr/><br/>At the look of frustration on the Judge's face Corvin had to suppress a small smile. If she saw it cross his face then he was in for a much sharper tongue lashing than usual. So it was with great effort that he maintained a straight face. It was a workout of sorts. Needless to say after working for the Judge he mastered a fairly decent poker face. A much needed job necessity if you didn't want to get fired. He knew Judge Viogt did not always appreciate his willingness and offers of help but he would much rather deal with that than to have her feel he was useless. At least this way he was bound to do something right in her eyes. No matter how much he might get on her nerves. Besides it made him smile (inside of course) when she had these small moments where she gathered herself in order to avoid ripping him a new one.<br/><br/>It was very much like being a masochist/feeding off her annoyance of him. It made work very interesting, he never knew how the Judge would receive him. To be honest other than the small amusements afforded to him, Corvin had no real reason (at least not that he could think of), of why he put up with so much from the Judge when normally with anyone else he would take far less. It puzzled him and he wondered if maybe something was really wrong with him.<br/><br/><em>Maybe I'm just a glutton for punishment....</em><br/><br/>His blue-grey eyes twinkled at the thought but he paid strict attention to the Judge's words. He was just about to offer his services or to find someone to fix it when she held a hand up to stop him. No doubt she knew he would attempt to offer his help, her face openly displaying her annoyance at the thought. Still she gave him her order and as he gave her a small bow of his head he turned straightening his black leather jacket as he made his way towards the entrance of Granny's.<br/><br/>"French toast, two slices turkey bacon, and one over medium egg. Orange juice no ice. Your wish Judge, my command. You look nice today by the way Judge.” Covrin repeated back to her as he walked through a small group spread outside of Granny's. Giving a small smile and a nod of his head in greetings as he passed by. From the look of things it was a busy day here at Granny's. He saw the large  Barry talking to a dark haired beauty that was Jasmine. Mr.Gold was nearby and Corvin's eyes traced the man's face, his was a profile Corvin wanted to sketch, before falling on Megan sitting on a yellow beetle. While he would have loved to sit around and talk he had a small errand to run. It wouldn't do to piss the Judge off even more by making her wait too long for her breakfast.<br/><br/>Opening the door Corvin was surprised to see just how packed Granny's was. It seemed most everyone was here for breakfast including a blonde woman he was sure he had never seen before. Weaving through people he looked around until he just the person he was looking for. Ruby. Making a beeline for her he grabbed his wallet and the incentive he hoped would help speed things along. It would end up being one expensive breakfast but if helped lighten the Judge's mood and saved him an ass chewing then it was well worth it.<br/><br/>"Ruby!" Corvin called out when he finally reached her. As carefully as possible he leaned towards her ear as he slipped her $20 for a tip, he added "I need two orders of French toast, two slices turkey bacon, and one over medium egg, one order with orange juice no ice, the other apple juice with ice. Please. The twenty is for you if you can please, please make sure the Judge's order is followed exactly as I said. It would be very kind of you to help me avoid Judge Viogt ripping me a new one. She isn't in the best of moods right now."<br/><br/>Corvin waited for her reply as he gave her his best puppy dog eyed look with his hands in front of him in silent prayer. However the small grin that slowly appeared on his face betrayed his false worry. Ruby was a great waitress, and Corvin knew most everyone knew the Judge was not someone you wanted to vex. It was a headache worth avoiding.