But, dammit, be careful!”“Thanks for the warning, but I guess I’ll go look the place over. Some people from there killed some friends and took a...shot at my wife. I don’t take kindly to that, and I aim to see what I can do about it.”“Okay, if you say so, but keep your head down and your guns handy. Well, I got to get back to my still, so I’ll bid y’all good luck and goodby.”The man walked away, and the trio resumed their walk toward Alberkirk. The next couple of days were uneventful, and Jim. Age makes a difference.”Tom and Sue Willoughby were ascending the steep slope that led to the old castle.“It is worth the climb, Sue. The view is gorgeous from the top.”“Yes I know Tom. It will be such fun too.”“Phew. Made it” gasped Tom as the looked out from the castle wall”Scarborough Castle stands on the cliffs to the north of the bay, overlooking the sea and the town below. The view is spectacular.“I wonder how many people visit Scarborough and never get up to the castle. They will eat. I should ask Mummy for a lift home but for somereason I don't want to.In the end I decide I need fresh air. It seems to be the only thing thathelps me. I wander around the village in the evening light. The sky'sturning red and I remember the old rhyme about a red sky at night being ashepherd's delight. We should be in for more good weather tomorrow.Without realising it my feet have taken me to the old concrete busshelter where I saw Andi kissing that boy two nights ago. I sit and putmy head in. " Fill the glasses right up so we don't have to bugger about while the film's on." Mum instructed me.I did as she asked finishing just as dad reappeared, I left the room and went to the loo, when I got back mum and dad jumped apart, mum dashed out of the room while dad dimmed the lights and sat down on the couch. This time dad sat himself where I had been sitting, it made no difference to me so I plonked myself in the spot he had been, what a fateful move that was. A few minutes later mum.