(Oooh. She try. But she not always know the right words(oooh. She good)

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(Oooh. She try. But she not always know the right words(oooh. She good)
Seeing a long lump in the mud, Redd went to investigate. He stooped over the boy and nudged him with the toe of his boot. "Hello?"In his head Alfric is at home, cosy by the fire. He smiles slightly and rolls onto his side.
Redd rolled his eyes. The little urchin had fallen asleep? In the mud, in the rain? Redd nudged him harder, this time in the ribs with his heel. "Hey, get up, kid," he said roughly.Alfric groans and his mouth falls open. Snoring slightly.
Scowling, Redd hoisted the young man up onto his shoulders and carried him to a bench against the wall. "Wake up, kid!" He said loudly in his ear.Alfric mumbled something and then fell quiet again. The rain was falling harder now, and the light was dimming. A storm was stirring. Black clouds were slowly making their way towards the castle, swirling angrily above the distant mountains.
"Drunk," Redd muttered. He slapped the young man on the shoulder; not hard, just hard enough to hopefully wake him from his stupor.Alfric was far away. Drinking warm milk by the fire, when suddenly he was brought abruptly back to reality. He jerks awake, screwing up his eyes to focus. Everything is still blurry and spinning and his head is throbbing. He shivers slightly as a cold breeze rushes past him. Grumbling something he closes his eyes, holding his head in his hand.
Redd rolled his eyes. Useless. This man, clearly, needed something stronger than a punch on the shoulder. Giving up, Redd left the man sitting on the bench and headed for his room."Stop" he groans, digging his nails into his skin.