Tonight was the first night of your new job at Clyde's bar. You select your cocktail waitress uniform colour, (purple) and put it on. Not only you work with Clyde Logan, but you are his roommate as well.

Before Clyde left to open the bar for business, he hears a soulful voice singing, he knew immediately that it was you who sang. He paid you a visit to your room, it was a song from The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring- called May it be that you sang with emotion. Clyde was moved by your voice that he put the song on your set list. You added Colours of the Wind from Pocahontas. You saw Clyde at your bedroom door listening to your singing voice. He said "your singing is so beautiful, so soulful. is that called singing with emotion, darlin'?" You replied "yes, I have the voice type, soprano 2 or Mezzo-Soprano and this means I sing with such emotion that I may end up making people cry or dance. I'm gonna add a song by a metal band I like to the list. My Heart is Broken this will open the eyes of the patron who Jimmy rescued me from last night." Clyde was surprised to hear that you want to open the eyes of the other ones that hurt you last night. "Can you sing for me please, darlin'?" He asked with the puppy eyes and with that look how could you not say no.

But you did so, singing "Into the West" by Annie Lennox, impressing Clyde that you noticed that the song is effective on him, that it moved Clyde to tears. After you sang you sat next to him, and gently pulled him in to you and hugged him and say, "you're ok, Clyde, it's ok to let my singing move you this way... Shhh... I'm here. O even let my singing affect me too. It's known to happen when I sing a song that affects me more than others..." Clyde returned the hug and says "thank you... You're an angel you know that don't you?" You smiled and you got ready for working with Clyde at the bar. To serve table service and sing for the patrons.

The patrons who hurt your feelings last night returned and saw you. "That emo is working for Logan now? You were hiding away because they started on you again. Clyde noticed then and politely said "she's not emo.... She's just a woman wishing to make her way here. Yeah she's working for me but she's living with me too. I gladly took her in. I refuse to let her serve your table. I'll do it. She's not only a cocktail waitress, she's our fucking lounge singer too you nitwit!" She'll serve those who are more nicer than you lot." You bravely got up and sang the first song on your list of the night. My Heart is Broken. "You watch her sing that song and you'll get burned on how much you hurt her for calling her an emo. She's just a misunderstood young woman who's art says it all." Clyde says. Then you start to sing.

You finished the song and moved on to serve six of Clyde's tables and went to sing song 2 on her list, Into the West by Annie Lennox.

A kindly elderly lady called Ethel was drinking a blue moon when she heard her favourite song being sang. And she goes to the bar and asks Clyde, "who was that who sang my favourite song by Annie Lennox? She sang it so beautifully, it sounded better than the original version." Clyde says with a smile, "that's my roommate and new cocktail waitress, Leona. She sang the song to me and I was moved to tears as she sang it. She sings with emotion, dear Ethel. She's a beautiful woman, she was bullied by the men over there last evening and I took her in." "You're a good man, Clyde. She's a beautiful songstress. Promote her to head lounge singer. Don't let her serve tables. Her singing voice is enough to be paid." Ethel replies.

You geared up to sing a song in another language to really surprise Clyde and his patrons. You chose 'Tu Si Na Cosa Grande'

You sang the song and Clyde walks over to you and says, "since when can you sing in Italian darlin', that was impressive." You smiled and said "I secretly learned the language and then had a shot of a challenge, to try singing in this language. So you're impressed with that. I succeeded." Clyde smiled and called for you to take a coffee break.

After the bar closed you and Clyde went home to discuss your next set list now you have been promoted to the head lounge singer of duct tape

You slept well and so did Clyde and he was happy to make a roommate and worker out of you