The castle was hiring new manservants and maids. Word was they were selecting people in the small square, and soon, a crowd had gathered.
Working in the castle came with so many benefits.
Lady Sparrow, the castle's laundry maid, only had to wash clothes each day. The work wasn't tiring, and it came with food and pay.
Then there was Oak Pail. Although she wasn't a maid, she was a helper for the castle cook. The work was a bit tiring, but the job still made people green with envy.
And the tall maid. She had left the castle after marrying the carpenter, and it was a good thing she did—otherwise, no one else would have had the chance to get in.
