As I lay there back in my bedroom, thinking of all the goings on in the last weeks and months, chances are if I waited for the full moon, as one of Ar...anrhod’s daughters my wish might come true. I knew that I had to tell my family about Ceri so contacted my Dad and then my sister and said that I’d come and visit in a few weeks. Theresa said she would take a couple of days off work, and I wondered whether she’d heard something in my voice that gave her a hint that I had ‘news’. So almost two. Placing the bin beside the sofa, she put the tape in the player and then stood there looking at me."Well, I suppose we'd better get this over with, or are you going to drink that coffee first, before you grind a hole in the bottom of the cup?"I looked down and realised I'd been stirring the coffee since Stella had given it to me. The saucer was half full with coffee I'd splashed out of the cup. Pouring the spilt coffee back in to the cup, I crossed the room and sat on the sofa. Stella sat on. ..I hope that goes better than the last time you saw him," Jamie-Leewhispers with a genuine smile. "Steph... I really wanted to be yourfriend, I really did, but after what you did... I can't see ithappening." Fair enough," I shrug, extending my hand for Jamie-Lee to shake. "Butwe don't have to be enemies either. Acquaintances?" ...Acquaintances," Jamie-Lee whispers, lightly shaking my hand."You're still invited to the wedding, of course," Stuart says, makingboth myself and Jamie-Lee giggle."I'm. He wasn't fooling himself. He had developed a crush on the slender, blonde girl last year in their senior year of high school. They were friends, but he had always been too shy to ask her out. Attending the same college, they had taken a couple of classes together and he had been thrilled when she mentioned the store she worked at in the evenings was looking for more help.He had rushed down to the combination computer/electronics/office supplies stores and filled out the forms, listing Janey as.