The mustache looked off though, not matching the goatee and I got the idea that it might be fake.” Dale nodded, obviously not quite as happy about m... identifying this one. He looked as if he was going to say something but I went on, not giving him a chance.“The two in suits were obvious misdirection, I thought. They were bumbling about, one actually hiding behind a newspaper when he saw me look his way. The best part was that they never looked in the direction of the other man, even if it meant. .Gemma and her Mum were up the garden. I climbed the steep steps up to the top half of the garden where they were. Gemma and Deb were busy making steps using some old quarry stone and chippings and soil. They were about halfway down so I started helping them.Gemma was wearing black ¾ leggings and a little red top that she’d pulled down along with her bra straps so that she wouldn’t have any white lines. Deborah had turquoise shorts on with a matching coloured little strappy top which she too. After getting in the house he found anna in the kitchen, wearing her robe so knew she was staying over the night, but there was no sign of his wife. “you made it home then, thought you had got lost on the way home.” “I had a lot more paperwork, than usual so got it out the way, so where is sue.” “iv given her the log cabin, for a few days that’s what she wanted to talk to you about, but you were to busy to talk.” “she knows I carnt take calls at work, but she insists in calling.” “well she wont. .. fragile now,” Susan said, choosing her words carefully. “What happened to you affected all of us. It made us all take a look at how different our lives would be without you. I ... I started to look at things when...”She looked past me to where Amber was sitting triumphantly atop Liz after winning her tickling match.“After Mary died it made me stop and think about ... things,” Susan continued. “We always pick on you and Rick. I’m not sure we’ve let you really know how much we enjoy having you.