I never went there, but not because it scared me, I just found it stupid. But now I'm here, in front of the door of the club, ringing the bell. It's s...nny, it's morning, the place should be closed and empty. Maybe that's why she invited me here ... I'm still thinking, when the door swings open, automatic lock. I enter, looking around, and I ask timidly "Is anyone there?"The place is dark, the shutters are down and is lit only by a dim candlelight. I look around and enter, receiving no response,. I said, "It's not exactly rush hour, man. Just calm down. So you got aflat, just fix it."Thomas furrowed his brow. "There's no cell service here. I can't callanyone. And now I'm going to miss my meeting with the Dean of SocialSciences."I shook my head. "It's not my fault you decided to live in a town withsuch shitty reception. But look why don't-"Thomas said, "Back in the car, Kaylee. I don't want you running intothe road. Here, take my phone and play a game while I try and figurethis out." I. "There's bugger all on." Dad grumped, "Sooner or later we are going to have to get a satellite system." There's bugger all on the satellite channels either." I grinned."How about a video?" Mum suggested."You do have a few good ideas Dawn my love." Dad laughed, "What would you like to watch, sex or violence?" Sex." Mum grinned."I needn't have asked." Dad laughed, "What about you Dan?" Sex is fine by me." I grinned."I bet it is you randy sod." Dad laughed as he stood up."Well you know what they. ” We shook hands and then he looked over and said, “Marilyn, what are you still doing with this guy? You could be doing so much better!”“I keep telling him that, too.” She handed me Charlie in his car seat. “Where’s your better half? I need a beer and somebody to complain to about men.” She kissed him on the cheek and then headed towards the house.“Is that any particular men, or just a general men?” my friend asked me.“Probably both. Say hello to the latest transgressor.” I lifted the car seat.