"It can't be easy to try and get a gift to you on the weekends without getting help from one of your friends and maybe they don't want your friends to...know who he is yet either." He reasoned."I guess," she still sounded dubious."If it will make you feel any better I will drive you home and have a look around, make sure everything is okay," he offered."Oh, no!" Kristy put her hand to the side of her cheek."Geez, I have had girls turn me down before, but I have never got that reaction from such. "We're about donefor the day. No doubt you have a lot of questions. Which is a pity,because we're not about to give you any answers ... not yet anyway. Butthere is one more thing you get to do for us before we send you home."Her smile was broad and mischievous. "One of our little perks asprincipals is to ... have some fun with our newest recruits. Break themin, so to speak. Especially when they look as enticing as you do."I looked aghast at her, then over to her bother, whose wolfish grin. They had issues setting up the dish tv. I offered to help the parents and being well versed in mechanics and electronics I was easily able to set everything up. I could notice the girl eyeing me when I was fixing the tv in her house. She was very quiet and I still didn’t know her name. After half an hour I ended up fixing everything. They thanked me profusely and forced me to eat at their house. I realised they still hadn’t unpacked. So I said you guys can cook for me some other day and can. 'Once I told my father all that Colin had said he couldn't help but ask a question."Are you sure there won't be any problems Winston? I mean there will be four of them plus Armstrong and that woman of his." Dad, please! Remember there were thirteen of them in that hotel in Footscray, how on earth do you think I was able to handle those so easily?"Colin didn't say anything more to me for a couple of minutes until we reached the lane, and then it was only to remind me that it was coming up.Ten.