After resting two or three hours they want to leave for village. I forced them please stay for today you both have came from long journey please rest ...or the day and visit town, leave tomorrow. They agree after some urge and I showed them our guest room. At the evening I left out for marketing some vegetables but when I came back I was stunned they were drinking whisky, “I asked them where you get that from” they said “we brought it nearby shop” I not asked not more than that then I went to. That made being tossed from side to side by centrifugal force kind of fun. Even when the back end of the car slid a little on a sharp curve, bringing us dangerously close to the edge, I didn't get an adrenaline rush. I simply cheered Mike's skill with the car and asked him if he had any more weed on him.Saturday was a good day. I woke up only slightly hung over from the beer, knowing if I'd drank as much as I had the previous night as an adult I would have been nearly incapacitated the next. It was pitch black all over the place. The roads sucked. I pulled out the flashlight once we arrived and we walked, and tripped a couple times, but we made it inside. She asked me to stay as she tried turning on a light. They weren’t working. I asked her again if she didn’t want to stay at our house. She said no. We started a fire. I lit a lamp. It warmed up the place quickly. She sat down. I sat down. Then she stood up. “Can I get you anything to drink?” she asked. I said no. “I’m going to go. A long while. Stuff has been piling up for a while.”“How long is ‘a while,’ Molly?” I asked incredulously, no longer slouching on the bed.“I didn’t exactly mark down the day.” Molly replied lamely. She chuckled slightly, but the chuckle quickly turned into an uncomfortable cough as her eyes welled up. “I don’t ... like myself. I really don’t like myself. I started drinking a long time ago. I was smart about it, I knew to only drink if I thought you weren’t going to barge in or if you were out.