Maybe in the morning it would let up but if it didn't they'd be stuck in the hut and unable to hunt for another day."You understand what this means, d...n't you, Norbert? Knowles spoke again.When the Swede still refused to say anything, Knowles explained it."You're no longer part of the group. That's what it means. You refuse to share because you think you can do it all by yourself, well, that's fine because we no longer want you with us. You're just not man enough to be with us so from here on. I told him. Seeing my point he shrugged his shoulders. As we walked through the store he found a sun glasses display and grabbed a few pairs to protect his sensitive eyes. The ones he usually wore were getting a bit worn out. As I gathered the things we needed AJ got a small basket and filled it up with candies before I could stop him. Dude you know we shouldnt take that stuff back. Thatll be the only thing the little guys eat for a few days till its gone then theyll be sick. Hwy dont you just. "What are you in for?" he asked straight out."Burglary," I replied, "three years. You?" Manslaughter," he said with a grin, "seven years, done two already, should be out in a couple more." Oh," I said.Things went quite after that and I settled down to my new home. Ted, my cellmate seemed friendly enough but the next two years was going to be hell.A few weeks past and I had settled in as best as I could then one night Ted decided to talk. It was way after lights out and the place was. "Why, Dad?" Bridget asked."I'm sorry, Bridget, we can't go on like this. Your mother and I are two different people to who we were all those years ago. After what happened I don't think that we can ever be a family again like I'd hoped, and it's only fair that I go. Your mother has missed so much of your growing-up and I think she's the best person to guide you through these next few years."Bridget went back to her looking between the two of us again; Emily hadn't broken her silence.