We’re likely to be the peacemakers when the inevitable conflicts arise. Any thoughts?” I asked.She shook her head. “That’s exactly what I’d ...xpect,” she agreed. “Not what I hoped I would be doing, but ... a job’s a job, so we’ll have to make the best we can of it. At least you’ll have your freedom in a couple of months,” she grinned.“Yeah,” I nodded. “I hope you’re wrong about conflicts, but I’m afraid, based on my own experience, that you may be right. Combination nursemaid and cheerleader. With out any preamble we opened the boxes and started eating the same and downing the coke which was free with the pizza.She had ordered tomato, capsicum, onion pizza …my favourite. How did she know? Just a coincidence may be. Putting on the telly, there is not much to view a on a Saturday anyway but I was lucky…surfing channels came upon a cable channelshowing the shakeela movie kinnara thummbikkal in hindi.dubbed I guess. I have already seen it and knew it had just started. I joked that. The ones wearing cloaks with our colors came right over to our bleachers and to where our cheerleaders were already lined up waiting for our team to run out. The two bands then simultaneously played fanfares to announce the teams. This time, they didn’t meld. Each half played its own fanfare and they competed with each other, brash and loud, hurling their musical challenges across the field at their band mates on the other side. The cheerleaders were whirling and pom-pomming (is that a word?). I pulled up onto the drive and noticed Frank loading the boot of his car with several sports bags.“Going away for the weekend, Frank?” I asked, locking my car.“Yes, Mike,” he smiled rather smugly, “I’ve not seen the c***dren or grand-c***dren for a while, so staying with my daughter for the weekend.”“Well, have a safe trip.” I said, before waving him off.I entered the house to find Bethan sat at the kitchen table anxiously smoking a cigarette.“Is everything okay, Beth?” I asked concerned..