“A hundred and four minutes. I think I can make two hours. I don’t think she can.”“You can seriously go for nearly two hours?!!?” Jessie blu...ted out in shock. “No one’s that good!”I shrugged. “I did once. Afterwards, I felt like I was dying, but I made it.”She flicked Lana on the arm. “You’ve been holding out on me, girl.”“Lana wasn’t there for that. Emma, Hanna and Zoe were,” I told her. “That’s a tale for another day though. Talking with Hanna and Chloe managed to put me in a better mood. For. The shops around here are great though. Back at the taxi rink there’s a great lady called Noreen she always has a cuppa on.’ ‘That’s nice. Do you always have to work New Years or do you get it off?’ Gemma asked, her eyes drifting back to the mirror. ‘Well, we work on a time on/time off basis. Once we leave the house we’re on the clock. We can work for as long as we want. It’s always easy to mop up some fares like this and get a little extra. Since no one is around on New Year’s day we can get. After saying our goodnights they both headed for their bed spaces, pulling the curtains across behind them. I flicked my light off ready for sleep and this was when I made my discovery. The curtain that I thought, when standing, would provide cover to knee level had an entirely different perspective from a prone position.I could just see to bed level, but the best part was that, because of their being closer to the curtain and just slightly higher, their field of view was a lot shorter than. The sun set and the soldiers met in front of the command center. Oscar came out of the center and went to the Hummer. He commanded, “First group, get in.”The men climbed into the Hummer. When they had all entered, he pulled out of the camp. He drove without headlights and took a twisting path to the foothills. He occasionally stopped and then continued. When he reached the foothills, he paused about every half mile, not quite coming to a complete stop. At a few of those times, a man would exit.