It all went in. Oh, and also her little wooden box that held her writing paper and a pen and some papers. All her worldly possessions inside one littl... frayed bag, her whole life.She looked around the room, at her bed. She traced her hands along the faces of the angels carved into the headboard her father so lovingly carved for her when she was a baby. She would miss her bed but the images were etched in her mind forever and she would carry it in her heart for the rest of her life.She cleaned. The fact that, after careful reflection, most of the families involved had come out in favour of the event was being ignored, with only the statements of a minority of the parents, those who were complaining, appearing in print - usually under glaring banner headlines proclaiming ‘Child Abuse’ and ‘Kidnapping’.“Mr Speaker,” the Prime Minister’s opening words completely silencing the House. “As my learned friend so clearly stated, I was present when the Confederacy carried out an extraction of. What if I can’t resist him?”“Does Chester want you to resist him?”“No, but ... it’s not right!““Chester seems to think it’s fine.”She closed her eyes and put her fists in them, ruining her makeup, as tears came. She didn’t know what to do! A sob escaped her throat, and she felt shame, crying in front of this stranger.“Hey,” came his soft voice from right in front of her. “Don’t cry. I didn’t mean to hurt your feelings. I didn’t know you were that disgusted by all this.”She took her hands away. The lads came back with the drinks and we said this will have to be our last we are going back to the hotel for a few in the club lounge to just wind down it was only 2 o'clock and Sol said he would come back with us and get us free drinks and we can just wind down together and have a laugh his mates asked if they could come back and Sol said it would be fine if he was there as he worked there. we got back to the hotel and we sat chilling and just talking shite mainly football when Wendy said.