"Why the glooms?" he asked."All the driving schools want a hundred and fifty odd quid for an eight week course of twelve lessons. Oh, we can afford it...but it's so long. That van's going to sit about for six weeks not earning us any money. Its sparking plugs or something will go wrong in that time too, I'll bet."Steven chuckled. "Don't worry. It'll still get used. None of us drivers can wait to get the roof racks off our cars."Becca smiled at him but she wasn't mollified. "There must be a. There was a familiar scent. Yes, she knew this one. Crouching behind a car, the beast hugged the ground and crawled on all fours. The rain had stopped but the ground was still wet, and icy water soaked her pelt. She didn't mind. She would be warm again soon.The quarry walked right past her. She slipped out and followed. The woman was alone, and there was no one nearby. She heard the jingle of keys. The woman was distracted. Another second, even just another half a second, and the moment would. !“Right lad, get you blazer off, we don’t want to disgrace the school badge!”Herdman walked over to a cupboard which contained five or six canes of various lengths. Some had been broken in the past, some were almost new and a lighter wood than the rest.Adam slipped his blazer over his nylon shirt and it made the familiar zipping sound.“Right, come round over here.” He swished the cane through the air a couple of times to test it.“Take down your trousers and bend over my desk here.” Herdman. ” I tried to explain the merit and variables of the four positions. I kept looking at mom and all I saw was a quizzical stare. I knew I was failing miserably. I kept stumbling over words that described the more intimate situations. Finding words that would clearly explain everything and not offend her was becoming very difficult for me. Mom listened attentively until I finished botching my first attempt to impart my knowledge in the subject area.“Those are very colorful names, but I can’t fully.