It had been early evening when they left the Palace, but here there was still just enough light to see by. He doubted it would last long though.As a p...ecaution, he told his satchel to appear, and he bent down to retrieve it. He rummaged in it and removed his wand. He could at least use it as a torch. He had been careful to not let the people at the palace see his satchel or his wand. The large satchel had special spells on it that kept it both hidden and let it follow him.Mark had deliberately. She was much more worried about what Anyia might do to her. She also was worried that Maria Elena’s mental health was rather fragile and that it was important that her life be as normal as possible. Victor offered the hope of a normal life in a fairly normal household, and the university offered the hope of a normal life through a routine job. The Royal Household offered nothing that could be considered normal. Kim could tell that Victor was very distressed upon hearing what had happened that. With their deviation in the forest, they have not had lunch, and it will be close to teatime when they reach Bournemouth.While Tim is inside, Abbie looks around and sees a couple in their teens get out of a nearby car. She notices them as they are such contradictions to each other. When Tim returns, she asks him if he noticed the couple?Tim said he saw them. Abbie then tells him about a game Phoebe and she used to like to play at the Wilde Peacock. She starts, “Now Tim, don’t take this. But I loved to think it about mine. Then again, my relationship with my mum wasn't the average kind and she certainly wasn't the average kind of mother. We'd always been very close, I was a shy, introverted k** growing up without many friends and she was young, sexy and fun so my mother was often like my best friend growing up. I never knew my father, just one of the many men passing through my mother's life, she'd always been something of a nymphomaniac even as a teenager, and I had no.