" I replied. "I don't have any loads ready to go tonight. You're welcome to stay in the lot tonight if you like." I just woke up and was expecting to ...rive most of the night. So, I'm not ready to go back to bed. Do you mind if I stay in here and chat for a little while?" She asked."No! I don't mind at all. Your company will be nice on a slow night like this." I replied. "Make yourself comfortable. Help yourself to a cup of coffee and have a seat. It gets pretty boring here on nights when I have. The number one piece of equipment, ranked by order of its value to me during a ride was the ski mask. All the exercise warmed the rest of me a bit, but the mask kept my face from frostbite. It wasn't really much danger of frost bite but it sure felt like it.Since I had drained the carburetors on the both the lawn mower and on the Canary, it took a little doing to make them both turn over but they did eventually. I used the mower to tow the plane into position.Since I hadn't flown her in two. "Did you want to?" Oh, shit..." Be ready to run." He told her, as Sophie realised what was happening and tried to tug on his other arm."You can't do this, Gavin, you're hurt already." I'm hurt too much to run." He told her, gently, as the bulky figure slowed it's approach. "Go with Caerys... be ready to run."The figure stopped, just out of range, and Caerys eased Sophie back away from him as he turned to face it. In the open space, with better light, he was able to get a good view of them for. ‘Ben, get over here.’ Matt yelled across the field. Ben ran up to them, ‘What’s up?’ ‘Jeremy’s been in his head all day. If he doesn’t get his shit straightened out before tomorrow’s game, it isn’t going to be pretty. I’m getting nothing from him.’ Ben smiled as he turned to Jeremy. ‘Might this have something to do with the woman you invited to the game the other day?’ Jeremy slowly looked up from where he was scuffing the dirt. ‘H-how did you-‘ ‘Claire,’ Ben interrupted, with a huge grin on.