Ive got nothing else to do. Cool, Ill tell mom After school I went straight to Ricks. Him and his parents left. They said they would be about 4 hours ...nd I could help myself to any food I wanted. I walked upstairs to see what Daisy was doing. She was playing with her dolls. Hey Matt! Wanna play house again? Daisy asked, delighted I came to see her. Sure. What do we do now? I asked. Hoping she would want to have a baby and I could take advantage of her. I knew it was wrong but I was starting to. When she was within touching distance, Electra gently slid her fingers through a handful of Elizabeth's hair. Elizabeth shivered at the brush of Electra's fingers against her face as she did this. "Such a beauteous thing she is."Elizabeth stared up wide-eyed at this woman who stood several inches taller than she did. She desperately grasped for her voice, but when she found it a muffled squeak was all that escaped her throat, at a loss for anything to say. Annabelle chuckled. "Don't worry.. I must admit I did notice Darren would look over at me now and again, usually as I moved to get up and go make a cuppa but thought nothing more about it.Tuesday, nothing happened at all other than I did not even notice that Darren had popped out for an hour or so. He returned just before my husband and headed to his room. My husband asked where he was and then asked how my day went and if anything had happened, saying no, nothing he muttered “ Only a matter of time “Tuesday evening, again not. We could afford a smart restaurant, and we travelled in our Sunday best in those days, stiff collar and school tie, jacket, trousers, shiny shoes. It was Dad’s decision, he was the knight of the road. So we stopped at a transport café. It was a wooden building, originally erected temporarily to cater for armoured tanks and troop transporters heading to Salisbury Plains for the war effort, held together by twenty coats of flaking paint. Inside everything was brown from the smoke of countless.